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Acoustic change responses to amplitude modulation in cochlear implant users: Relationships to speech perception

Han et al., 2020

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Han J
Dimitrijevic A
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Frontiers in neuroscience

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Objectives The ability to understand speech is highly variable in people with cochlear implants (CIs) and to date, there are no objective measures that identify the root of this discrepancy. However, behavioral measures of temporal processing such as the temporal …
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