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Preliminary Findings on Electrically Evoked Cortical Auditory Potentials in Cochlear Implant Recipients with Inner Ear Malformations

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Findings reveal P1 latency differences in cochlear implant recipients with inner ear malformations, suggesting varied cortical responses.

P1 latency was significantly different at apical, medial, and basal regions in cochlear implant recipients with inner ear malformations.
Mean P1 latency was recorded at 108.2 ms for apical, 124.0 ms for medial, and 140.0 ms for basal electrodes.
Postoperative measurements of electrically evoked cortical auditory potentials evaluated neural responsiveness in this cohort.
These preliminary findings may guide future assessments of cochlear implant performance in complex cases.

Konting et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Findings reveal P1 latency differences in cochlear implant recipients with inner ear malformations, suggesting varied cortical responses.

P1 latency was significantly different at apical, medial, and basal regions in cochlear implant recipients with inner ear malformations.
Mean P1 latency was recorded at 108.2 ms for apical, 124.0 ms for medial, and 140.0 ms for basal electrodes.
Postoperative measurements of electrically evoked cortical auditory potentials evaluated neural responsiveness in this cohort.
These preliminary findings may guide future assessments of cochlear implant performance in complex cases.

Konting et al. (2025) studied this question.

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