Table 1.
Detailed Etiology of Bilateral CI Subjects.
| Subject | Age | Gender | Etiology | Processor | Ear | Duration CI use | Duration hearing loss | OLSA in quiet (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CI 1 | 23 | Female | Congenital | Freedoma | L | 4 y | 7 y | 91 |
| R | 16 y | 18 y | 84 | |||||
| B | 4 y | 85 | ||||||
| CI 2 | 68 | Male | Acute hearing loss | Freedom | L | 8 y | 2 m | 87 |
| R | 6 y | 2 y | 99 | |||||
| B | 6 y | 99 | ||||||
| CI 3 | 39 | Female | Congenital | CP 810 | L | 2 y | 37 y | 75 |
| R | 4 y | 35 y | 84 | |||||
| B | 2 y | 86 |
a
CI 1 clinically used Cochlear Freedom in her left ear and Cochlear CP810 in her right ear. For the duration of the tests, this subject was fitted with a Cochlear Freedom device in her right ear. OLSA = Oldenburg sentence test; CI = cochlear implant; L = left; R = right; b = bilateral.