Table 1.
Demographic information for participants with cochlear implants.
| Subject | Sex | Age | Etiology | Implant device | Implant side | RW insertion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COCH.1 | F | 60 | Idiopathic | Med-El Sonata TI100a | Right | COCH |
| COCH.2 | F | 21 | Congenital | Med-El Sonata TI100a | Left | COCH |
| COCH.3 | M | 55 | Anoxic | Med-El Concerto Mi1000a | Right | COCH |
| COCH.4 | F | 54 | Idiopathic | Med-El Concerto Mi1000a | Left | COCH |
| RW.1 | F | 50 | Congenital | Med-El Concerto Mi1000a | Leftb | RW |
| RW.2 | F | 51 | Idiopathic | Med-El Concerto Mi1000a | Right | RW |
| RW.3 | M | 61 | Idiopathic | Med-El Sonata TI100a | Left | RW |
| RW.4 | F | 64 | Antibiotics | Med-El Concerto Mi1000a | Right | RW |
Note: This table summarizes the demographic information for all 8 cochlear implant users with including sex, age, etiology of hearing loss, type of CI, and laterality. Abbreviations: RW, Round window approach; COCH, Cochleostomy approach.
a
Standard array.
b
Subject with bilateral CIs.