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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Audiol. 2017 Sep 8;57(SUP2):S27–S40. doi: 10.1080/14992027.2017.1370139

Table 4.

Cochlear implant type, sound processor model and MAP parameters for all children (n=161 children, 254 ears) at 5 years of age.

Number of ears (percentage)
Implant type:
 CI512/13 21 (8.3%)
 CI24RE 202 (79.5%)
 CI24R 31 (12.2%)

Electrode array:
 Straight: (CI24R(ST), CI24RE(ST), CI512/13) 113 (55.5%)
 Perimodiolar: CI24R(CS), CI24RE(CA) 141 (44.5%)

Sound Processor:
 CP810 84 (33.1%)
 Freedom 168 (66.1%)
 ESPrit 3G 2 (0.8%)

Sound Coding strategy:
 ACE* 252 (99.2%)
 SPEAK 2 (0.8%)

Input processing:
 ADRO and ASC 69 (27.2%)
 ADRO 173 (68.1%)
 Nil 12 (4.7%)

Stimulation mode:
 MP1+2* 246 (96.8%)
 MP1 4 (1.6%)
 MP2 3 (1.2%)
 CG 1 (0.4%)

Pulse width:
 25 μs* 190 (74.8%)
 <25 μs 2 (0.8%)
 >25 μs 52 (20.5%)
 Variable 10 (3.9%)

Maxima:
 = 8* 171 (67.3%)
 < 8 9 (3.6%)
 > 8 74 (29.1%)

Rate:
 = 900 pps* 217 (85.4%)
 < 900 pps 20 (7.9%)
 > 900 pps 17 (6.7%)

Number electrodes used:
 22* 213 (83.86%)
 21 7 (2.76%)
 20 20 (7.87%)
 19 5 (1.97%)
 18 5 (1.97%)
 17 2 (0.79%)
 15 1 (0.39%)
 11 1 (0.39%)

Abbreviations: ACE = Advanced Combination Encoder, MP = Monopolar; stimulation mode; μs = microseconds, pps = pulses per second per channel, SPEAK = Spectral Peak

*

indicates the default parameter settings recommended in Cochlear Limited’s clinical programming software for Nucleus® Freedom™ and Nucleus® CP810 sound processors.