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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 3.
Published in final edited form as: J Speech Lang Hear Res. 2014 Apr 1;57(2):566–582. doi: 10.1044/2014_JSLHR-H-12-0323

Appendix.

Participant demographics

Participant Age (years) Gender Implant Processor Contralateral Aid Speech PTA Contralateral Ear (dB HL) Age of Onset of Hearing Loss (years) Implantation Age (years) Cause of Hearing Loss SES Income level
1 37 M Freedom Freedom Yes No response 20 30 Progressive as adult 30 4
2 40 M Nucleus 24 CP810 No No response 20 32 Menieres 30 4
3 30 F Nucleus 24 Freedom No No response 0 21 Congenital 30 4
4 31 M Freedom CP810 Bilateral CI No response 3 23 Progressive as child 42 4
5 29 M Freedom CP810 No No response 3 25 Progressive as child 9 4
6 29 M Advanced Bionics AB Harmony No 78.3 1 22 Ototoxicity as infant 12 1
7 32 F Nucleus 22 Freedom No No response 2.5 9.5 Meningitis & ototoxicity 30 4
8 29 F CI512 CP810 No No response 1.5 27 Meningitis & progressive as child 36 4
9 34 F Nucleus 24 CP810 No No response 0 25 Congenital progressive 9 4
10 18 F Cochlear Unknown Yes No response 3 16 Progressive as child 12 4
11 37 M Freedom Freedom Bilateral CI No response 33 33 Meningitis as adult 6 4
12 54 M Nucleus 24 CP810 Bilateral CI No response 0 48 Congenital progressive 18 3
13 47 F Nucleus 24 Freedom No No response 0 37 Congenital progressive 9 3
14 60 F Freedom Freedom Bilateral CI No response 40 54 Progressive as adult 18 4
15 46 M Nucleus 24 Freedom Bilateral CI No response 18 38 Progressive as adult 10 4
16 62 M CI512 CP810 No No response 14 60 Menieres 24 4
17 52 F Freedom Freedom Yes 68.3 3 48 Progressive as child 20 4
18 40 F Freedom Freedom No No response 0 33 Congenital progressive 6 3
19 57 F CI512 CP810 Bilateral CI No response 0 54 Congenital progressive 35 3
20 62 F Freedom CP810 Yes 76.7 13 62 Progressive as adult 35 4
21 62 F Freedom CP810 Yes 90 13 56 Progressive as adult 15 4

Note: PTA: Pure tone average at 0.5, 1, and 2 Hz, with “no response” indicating a PTA ≥ 90 dB HL; SES: Socioeconomic status SES scores (between 1 and 64): product of scores on two eight-point scales; a score of “8” represents the highest occupational status and the highest educational level. Income level for family: (1) less than $20,000 per year; (2) between $20,000 and $30,000; (3) between $30,000 and $45,000; or (4) greater than $45,000