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The effect of phantom stimulation and pseudomonophasic pulse shapes on pitch perception by cochlear implant listeners

2020-04-14

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<p>It has been suggested that a specialised high-temporal-acuity brainstem pathway can be activated by stimulating more apically in the cochlea than is achieved by cochlear implants (CIs) when programmed with contemporary clinical settings. Muliple experiments were carried out to test the effect of phantom stimulation and asymmetric current pulses, both supposedly stimulating beyond the most apical electrode of a...

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c46cb007-96f8-5fbc-a444-2ce6e483f048
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10.31234/osf.io/ugkem
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