Assessment evaluates cochlear microphonic amplitude patterns against residual hearing in cochlear implant recipients, highlighting electrocochleography as an objective inner ear biomarker.
Electrocochleography (ECochG) is increasingly recognized as a biomarker for assessing inner ear function in cochlear implant patients. This study aimed to objectively determine intraoperative cochlear microphonic (CM) amplitude patterns and correlate them with residual hearing in cochlear implant recipients, addressing the limitations in current ECochG analysis that often depends on subjective visual assessment and overlook the intracochlear measurement location.
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