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To evaluate device failure and speech performance changes over time in recipients of Advanced Bionics V1 devices.

February 2, 2026Otology & Neurotology

Time Course of Speech Perception Performance Related to Advanced Bionics V1 Device Revision

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EREric R. Rodriguez JSJeffrey L. Simmons EKElizabeth A. KellyBoys Town National Research Hospital

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Retrospective case series reports speech perception performance and revision rates in cochlear implant recipients, suggesting careful monitoring is vital.

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To evaluate device failure and speech performance changes over time in recipients of Advanced Bionics V1 devices.
Retrospective case series design
Monitored device failure rates and revision surgery
Analyzed speech perception performance pre- and post-revision
72 out of 105 devices failed, showing a failure rate indicating corrective action was needed
Device survival rate is approximately 30.6% in adults and 33.3% in children
Speech perception declined in adults ~12 months before revision and ~6 months for children
Speech perception recovery observed by 3 months post-revision, stabilizing by 9 months

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Rodriguez et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6980fe8ac1c9540dea810ba9 https://doi.org/10.1097/mao.0000000000004847

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Retrospective case series reports speech perception performance and revision rates in cochlear implant recipients, suggesting careful monitoring is vital.

Time Course of Speech Perception Performance Related to Advanced Bionics V1 Device Revision

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Time Course of Speech Perception Performance Related to Advanced Bionics V1 Device Revision

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