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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Apr 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Acad Audiol. 2020 Apr 15;31(4):292–301. doi: 10.3766/jaaa.19047

Table 1.

Demographic, Audiologic, Screening, Auditory Outcome, and QOL (NCIQ) Data for CI Participants

Mean N (Min-Max) SD
Demographics
 Age (years) 66.8 44 (45–83) 10.1
 Socioeconomic status (score) 26.5 44 (9–64) 14.5
Audiologic factors
 Age hearing loss began (years) 26.9 44 (0–68) 21.1
 Duration of deafness (years) 39.6 44 (4–76) 19.5
 Age at implantation (years) 59.8 44 (35–82) 12.6
 Duration of CI use (years) 7.0 44 (1–34) 6.6
 Better-ear pure-tone average (dB HL) 96.3 44 (22.5–120) 21.5
Screening measures
 Reading (standard score) 97.6 44 (77–122) 11.9
 Cognitive Mini-Mental State Examination (Tscore) 53.5 43 (30–83) 9.9
Speech/environmental sound recognition
 Word recognition (percent correct) 66.8 44 (18–98) 21.5
 Standard sentence recognition (percent words correct) 73.4 43 (12–91) 16.1
 AzBio sentence recognition (percent words correct) 86.5 22 (40–99) 14.5
 High-variability sentence recognition (percent words correct) 57.2 43 (7–97) 23.7
 Audiovisual sentence recognition (percent words correct) 90.5 44 (52–100) 11.7
 Environmental sound recognition (percent correct) 60.9 43 (16–88) 14.8
QOL
 NCIQ (sum score) 204.4 43 (116–269) 39.0
  Physical—basic sound perception 62.6 44 (25–100) 18.4
  Physical—advanced sound perception 59.6 44 (28–98) 17.7
  Physical—speech production 82.3 44 (28–100) 15.1
  Physical (sum score) 68.2 44 (32–99) 14.4
  Psychological—self-esteem (sum score) 66.4 43 (19–92) 16.9
  Social—activity limitations 77.2 43 (18–98) 15.4
  Social—social interactions 63.4 43 (19–83) 12.5
  Social (sum score) 70.3 43 (18–90) 13.4