Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4200333885> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W4200333885 endingPage "233121652110611" @default.
- W4200333885 startingPage "233121652110611" @default.
- W4200333885 abstract "The electric stimulation provided by current cochlear implants (CI) is not power efficient. One underlying problem is the poor efficiency by which information from electric pulses is transformed into auditory nerve responses. A novel stimulation paradigm using ramped pulse shapes has recently been proposed to remedy this inefficiency. The primary motivation is a better biophysical fit to spiral ganglion neurons with ramped pulses compared to the rectangular pulses used in most contemporary CIs. Here, we tested the hypotheses that ramped pulses provide more efficient stimulation compared to rectangular pulses and that a rising ramp is more efficient than a declining ramp. Rectangular, rising ramped and declining ramped pulse shapes were compared in terms of charge efficiency and discriminability, and threshold variability in seven CI listeners. The tasks included single-channel threshold detection, loudness-balancing, discrimination of pulse shapes, and threshold measurement across the electrode array. Results showed that reduced charge, but increased peak current amplitudes, was required at threshold and most comfortable levels with ramped pulses relative to rectangular pulses. Furthermore, only one subject could reliably discriminate between equally-loud ramped and rectangular pulses, suggesting variations in neural activation patterns between pulse shapes in that participant. No significant difference was found between rising and declining ramped pulses across all tests. In summary, the present findings show some benefits of charge efficiency with ramped pulses relative to rectangular pulses, that the direction of a ramped slope is of less importance, and that most participants could not perceive a difference between pulse shapes." @default.
- W4200333885 created "2021-12-31" @default.
- W4200333885 creator A5023039218 @default.
- W4200333885 creator A5037109082 @default.
- W4200333885 creator A5045835493 @default.
- W4200333885 creator A5088923956 @default.
- W4200333885 date "2021-01-01" @default.
- W4200333885 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
- W4200333885 title "The Perception of Ramped Pulse Shapes in Cochlear Implant Users" @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1483799402 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1487102420 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1518396485 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1834843673 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1900142255 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1951724000 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1960578562 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1964761386 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1970491246 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1972466699 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1973410193 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1974303879 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1977034802 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1978065279 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1979784610 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1991298420 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1992995631 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1993366134 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1996960278 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W1997327024 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2000236838 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2003924875 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2006523468 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2007653603 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2008066450 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2008579029 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2015362852 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2019013825 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2019263853 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2021721722 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2023617921 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2030088852 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2030430332 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2030637287 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2036255562 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2037793845 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2038914534 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2042728692 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2047043537 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2052934892 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2061333998 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2064983351 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2067254323 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2068262376 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2068936542 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2077151173 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2080120357 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2093380719 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2095626319 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2095828916 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2103965589 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2114716593 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2116629248 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2137106144 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2148329528 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2157316037 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2168805786 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2181529382 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2207345003 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2231216060 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2319617907 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2321805786 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2444386286 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2569360263 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2582036620 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2763844713 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2768026671 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2774486220 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2900372861 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2904580710 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W2948654926 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W3006822347 @default.
- W4200333885 cites W3080441434 @default.
- W4200333885 doi "https://doi.org/10.1177/23312165211061116" @default.
- W4200333885 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34935552" @default.
- W4200333885 hasPublicationYear "2021" @default.
- W4200333885 type Work @default.
- W4200333885 citedByCount "2" @default.
- W4200333885 countsByYear W42003338852022 @default.
- W4200333885 countsByYear W42003338852023 @default.
- W4200333885 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W4200333885 hasAuthorship W4200333885A5023039218 @default.
- W4200333885 hasAuthorship W4200333885A5037109082 @default.
- W4200333885 hasAuthorship W4200333885A5045835493 @default.
- W4200333885 hasAuthorship W4200333885A5088923956 @default.
- W4200333885 hasBestOaLocation W42003338851 @default.
- W4200333885 hasConcept C102755159 @default.
- W4200333885 hasConcept C120665830 @default.
- W4200333885 hasConcept C121332964 @default.