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. 2021 Feb 10;279(1):149–158. doi: 10.1007/s00405-021-06634-7

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Fig. 2 — Box–Whisker plots of Hochmair–Schulz–Moser (HSM) sentence test: a S0N0 (S: speech; N: noise) presentation setup with speech and noise from the front. Group A: participants who chose BAHS; group B: participants who chose CROS; group C: participants who chose CI. b SssdNnh (ssd: single-sided deafness; nh: normal hearing) presentation setup with speech from the unilateral deaf side, noise from the normal hearing side. c SnhNssd presentation setup with speech from the normal hearing side, noise from the unilateral deaf side. BAHS bone-anchored hearing system, CI cochlear implant, CROS contralateral routing of signals