Advancing electrochemical sensing with CIs – from anesthetized to awake sensing

March 2, 2026Open Access

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This research aims to explore the potential of cochlear implants for monitoring auditory nerve activity beyond stimulation.
Investigated performance of cochlear implants for sensing in both anesthetized and awake conditions.
Conducted comparative analyses on standard CI electrodes used for stimulation and monitoring.
Employed electrochemical techniques to evaluate feedback from auditory nerve responses.
Cochlear implants effectively monitored auditory nerve signaling in awake subjects.
Enhanced electrochemical sensing capabilities were confirmed compared to traditional methods.
Demonstrated viability of using CI electrodes for dual functionality in stimulation and monitoring.

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Findings demonstrate enhanced monitoring capabilities of cochlear implants in awake populations, suggesting new applications in auditory health.

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