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We tried: 1) different types of stimulation 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 720 Hz, 900 Hz 2) currents only in the cochlea (bipolar mode, common ground - but unpleasant speech perception and pressure in the ear remains), the currents flowing out of the cochlea (monopolar mode) 3) off electrode (No. 1 - No. 3...

Unpleasant phenomena: a) growl (can be changed by reducing the thresholds T and increasing the level where you start from perceive sounds T-SPL - both worse comprehension of speech) b) burning the implant, the pressure in the ear (can reduce the levels of C, but even now you the maximum volume V...

It's a horror. The implant I can not wear :-( I'm home. In silence. Like I had a magnet in his head bitten. Large pressure on the temporal bones and in the ear. It's on the pills.

I'm looking to have a greater dynamic range. Levels between T and C. If you have straight lines.

Cochlear implant users. Anyone have a problem with stimulating currents? They cause you to someone burning at the implant? The pressure in the ear? It is possible that you have an implant put the head down? Relax during the day from the sounds? You hear all day as well? Or are you...

It was presumed that these electrodes cause unpleasant pressure in the ear. Burning at the implant site and place a magnet. Unfortunately, it's the same even if they are turned on. Apparently electrodes stimulate the auditory nerve in addition to other nerves.

I have been off the electrode 1 to 8. They are high frequency. My listening is almost the same even when they are turned on. Is this normal? Implanted 2011 left side N5.

And what were the symptoms after a bad surgery?

My English is not very good. Current is conducted from the implant through the grounding electrode under the temporal muscle to the electrodes in the cochlea. The grounding electrode is custom implant MP1 and MP2, the grounding electrode under the temporal muscle (ground roll). What causes a...

This I wrote technician who sets CI. 1) Let bipolar stimulation - currents flow only in the cochlea. I do not know what to tell you, but the problem would disappear with a "feeling Implant ". Streams flowed out of the cochlea. 2) We will try again monopolar mode with a single grounding...

I have a CI N5. Yes, Green427 understand. I got off one ground wire. There are two. Now the current is conducted through it into the cochlea. But I have one program that passes through both off ground wires directly to the cochlea. There was a problem in burning grounding electrodes in the...

Anyone have bipolar electrode connection? Are off the ground electrode - implant body and the ground roller. Currents are fed into the cochlea. How do you hear?

How old? Completely stopped working?

Implant failed? What happened?

What was the problem with the setup from the beginning? And how long did it take?

I have a question. Who was reimplanted. What was the reason for reimplantation?

Setting engineer do an analysis of this problem: It shows me one thing - that in the basal cochlea there is a group of nerve fibers, Ketra has a problem. It's nothing unusual. It is part of the cochlea, enter through which sound waves (ie, noise is more exposed - and from hearing aids) and...

I want to ask, what do you think of this map. Thresholds T are artificially reduced - no determinable When the exact settings - CPU growls - a phenomenon with which we face from the beginning. Increased thresholds for electrodes C el 1, el 2, el 3 - on the edge slightly. Originally set...

Hi, is here anyone with Nucleus 5 processor who has experience with personal audio cable and/or inductive earhook usage for listening to music? I would like to know if there are any differences in quality of sound and so on. Thanks for answer.

So what was the problem in a growl? Here is one possible answer. I was on setting processor today. Audiologist did NRT measurements - Neural Response Telemetry (measuring the response of auditory nerve) Here is a more accurate explanation - Nucleus ® 3 system provides the nerve response...