Background and Objectives The fitting of hearing aids and cochlear implants to meet the needs of patients is crucial for the success of hearing rehabilitation. This fitting is usually based on the subjective feedback from patients, reflecting their assessments of the perceived loudness of acoustic. However, in certain patient groups, obtaining reliable feedback is challenging for various reasons. The presented study aims to capture objective electroencephalography (EEG) parameters and correlate them with subjective loudness ratings.
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