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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ear Hear. 2014 Jul-Aug;35(4):387–395. doi: 10.1097/AUD.0000000000000023

TABLE 1.

Review of standardized nonverbal IQ and language measures from existing studies on children with cochlear implants

Authors and
Year of Publication
N Size
(No. Bilateral)
Age of
Implantation
(yrs; mos)
Age at
Testing
(yrs; mos)
Standardized
Nonverbal IQ
Measure
Mean (SD) Standardized
Language
Measure
Mean (SD)
Geers et al. (2009) 153 (not reported) <5;0, range not reported 5;0–6;11 Weschler performance IQ 105.6 (15.5) CELF-P and CELF-P2 Receptive language: 82.95 (20.09)
Expressive language: 79.11 (20.96)
Holt et al. (2013) 59 (18) 1;0–3;0 1;0–18;0, N/A N/A PLS-4
CELF-4
Total language: 73.42
Core language: 85
Geers and Nicholas (2013) 60 (29) 4;6 and 10;6 Weschler Intelligence Scale for Children-Perceptual Reasoning 105.2 (12.9) PLS-3 (at age 4.5 yrs) Auditory comprehension: 82.33 (19.32)
Expressive language: 74.22 (21.06)
CELF-4 (at age 10.5 yrs) Core language: 89.19 (20.19)
Receptive language: 88.42 (17.01)
Expressive language: 92.48 (20.38)
Tobey et. al (2013) 160 (34) 0;6–4;11 Children tested annually and results are reported from 4- and 6-yr follow-up visits Bayley PDI 94.3 (18.5) CASL (4-yr follow-up) Core composite: 76.4 (22.6)
Leiter-R 105.1 (20.0) CASL (6-yr follow-up) Core composite: 77.6 (24.3)

CELF-P indicates Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals-Preschool

CELF-4, Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals- 4th edition; CASL, Comprehensive Assessment of Spoken Language; IQ, intelligence quotient; PLS, Preschool Language Scale; Bayley PDI, Bayley Scales Psychomotor Developmental Index; N/A, not applicable.