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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Jun 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Assoc Res Otolaryngol. 2006 Jun 21;7(3):308–316. doi: 10.1007/s10162-006-0045-8

Table 1.

Listener characteristics

Listener Implant Type Age at onset of profound deafness Duration of deafness in years Duration of implant use in years Etiology of deafness Clinical pulse rate (pps/channel) Speech processor strategy
L1 24R(CS) 28 0.5 3 Unknown 1200 ACE
L2 24R(CS) 36 30 4 Familial 250 SPEAK
L3 24R(CS) 22 13 17a Progressive 1200 ACE
L4 24R(CS) 44 1 2.5 Trauma 900 ACE
L5 24M 42 6 6.5 Trauma 250 SPEAK
L6 24R(CS) 62 2 1.5 Familial 900 ACE
L7 24M 37 0.5 6 Familial 250 SPEAK
L8 24M 50 1 6 Progressive 250 SPEAK
L9 24R(CS) 68 5 2 Familial 900 ACE
a

L3 was reimplanted 4 years prior to the study. Those described with “Familial” etiology have a family history of hearing loss, so a genetic cause is presumed. The “duration of deafness” is the self-reported time after which hearing aids no longer provided any benefit to the users.