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Multisensory assessment for hearing phenotypes.

Hearing research - 1 Nov 2025

DeFreese Andrea J, Gifford René H, Butera Iliza M, Berg Katelyn A, Lighterink Mackenzie A, Wallace Mark T

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Despite growing evidence of neural and behavioral plasticity following sensory loss, it remains unclear how multisensory processing varies across clinical hearing loss phenotypes. This study investigated visual perception and audiovisual (AV) integration in adults with varying degrees of hearing loss and hearing technology use. Participants included individuals with normal hearing (NH), hearing aid (HA) users,...

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PMID: 41014885
DOI: 10.1016/j.heares.2025.109434
PMCID: PMC12915761

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