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. 2016 Jul 6;140(1):59–73. doi: 10.1121/1.4954717

TABLE I.

Demographics of the participants with CIs. Electrode pairs used for testing are shown along with the proportion of the dynamic range in current units used for presenting the signal detection stimuli.

Participant Age (years) Hearing history Etiology Age at 1st activation (years) Age at 2nd activation (years) Internal device (L, R) Base pair (L, R) Middle pair (L, R) Apical pair (L, R) Base prop. DR (L, R) Middle prop. DR (L, R) Apex prop. DR (L, R)
CIDX 11.6 Pro.a HLb ID at birth Connexin 26 1.43 2.59 CI24R(CS), CI24R(CS) 4, 4 12, 12 20, 18 0.87, 0.87 0.77, 0.89 0.88, 0.88
CIDQ 12.2 ID at birth Connexin 26 .82 4.34 CI24RE, CI24R(CS) 4, 4 12, 12 20, 20 0.77, 0.60 0.76, 0.66 0.72, 0.66
CIDJ 13.1 ID at 12 months Hereditary 1.62 5.04 CI24RE, CI24R(CS) 6, 6 12, 12 20, 18 0.75, 0.86 0.77, 0.84 0.73, 0.85
CIEV 13.2 Progressed from sev.c to pro. by 2–3 years Hereditary 2.67 10.95 CI24RE, CI24R(CA) 4, 6 12, 14 20, 20 0.83, 1 0.80, 1 0.79, 0.94
CIAG 13.3 Progressed from mod.d–sev. (L) and sev.-pro. (R) to pro. by 15 months Connexin 26 1.72 3.12 CI24R(CS), CI24R(CS) 4, 4 12, 12 20, 20 0.68, 0.76 0.74, 0.71 0.81, 0.63
CIAW 13.6 Pro. HL ID at 3 months Congenital CMV 1.21 5.46 CI24RE, CI24R(CS) 4, 4 12, 8 20, 22 0.5, 0.82 0.66, 0.73 0.58, 0.81
CIBO 14.2 Progressed from mod. to pro. HL by 28 months EVAS/ Pendred syndrome 2.83 3.90 CI24R(CS), CI24R(CS) 4, 4 12, 12 20, 18 0.93, 0.97 0.92, 1 0.93, 1
CIAP 14.7 Progressed from mild to sev.-pro. by 3 years Unknown 3.47 5.10 CI24R(CA),CI24R(CA) 4, 4 12, 10 20, 16 1, 1 1, 0.95 1, 1
CIBK 15.2 ID at 17 months Connexin 26 2.14 7.11 CI24RE, CI24R(CS) 4, 4 12, 12 20, 18 0.76, 0.82 0.71, 0.85 0.72, 0.84
CIEU 16.2 Progressed from sev. to pro. by age 4 (R) and 8 (L) years Hereditary 4.28 10.45 CI24RE, CI24R(CS) 4, 4 12, 12 18, 18 0.75, 0.73 0.63, 0.78 0.65, 0.84
CIAQ 17.5 Pro. HL ID at 13 months Connexin 26 4.00 8.21 CI24R, CI24R 4, 4 12, 13 20, 19 0.89, 0.9 0.88, 0.91 0.89, 0.89
a

Profound.

b

Hearing loss.

c

Severe.

d

Moderate.