Research shows non-invasive detection of intracochlear pressure transients in cochlear implantation, implying enhanced real-time surgical feedback.
Research question: Surgical manipulation in cochlear implantation can generate traumatic intracochlear pressure transients [ref:1]. At present, these pressure changes cannot be measured in vivo. To address this limitation and enable real-time surgical feedback, we propose and validate a non-invasive, [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
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