Piloting the recording of electrode voltages (REVS) using surface electrodes as a test to identify cochlear implant electrode migration, extra-cochlear electrodes and basal electrodes causing discomfort
Piloting the recording of electrode voltages (REVS) using surface electrodes as a test to identify cochlear implant electrode migration, extra-cochlear electrodes and basal electrodes causing discomfort
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使用表面电极试行记录电极电压(REVS)作为测试,以识别导致不适的人工耳蜗植入电极迁移、耳蜗外电极和基底电极
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2021
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通讯作者:
Alan Sanderson
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M. Grasmeder;C. Verschuur;Robyn Ferris;Sundus Basodan;T. Newman;Alan Sanderson
Objectives To determine if Electrode Voltage (EV) measurements are potentially suitable as a test for detecting extra-cochlear electrodes in cochlear implants (CIs). Methods EV measurements were made using surface electrodes in live mode in 17 adult cochlear implant (CI) users. Repeatability, the effects of stimulation level, CI active electrode position, (active) recording electrode position and stimulation mode (for Nucleus devices) were investigated. Results/discussion Recordings made in monopolar mode showed good repeatability when the active recording electrode was placed on the ipsilateral earlobe; voltages increased linearly with stimulation level as expected. EVs for basal electrodes differed greatly between partially inserted/migrated devices, fully inserted devices with all electrodes activated, and those with deactivated basal electrodes [χ 2(2) = 10.2, p < 0.05 for the most basal electrode]. EVs for Nucleus devices were small for electrodes on the array when compared to those for monopolar return electrodes, except for the participant with extra-cochlear electrodes. We argue that fibrosis around the electrode array facilitated current flow across the round window in this case. Conclusion The test appears to be a viable approach to detect electrode migration and extra-cochlear electrodes in adult CI users and may also be sensitive to discomfort caused by current leakage from the basal end of the cochlea.
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10.1121/1.4900634
发表时间:
2014
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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作者:
Goehring,JennyL;Neff,DonnaL;Baudhuin,JacquelynL;Hughes,MichelleL
通讯作者:
Hughes,MichelleL