SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING AND USING AN ELECTRICAL COCHLEAR RESPONSE ("ECR") IN ANALYZING OPERATION OF A COCHLEAR STIMULATION SYSTEM
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Oct 18, 2012
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Apr 23, 2012
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Feb 26, 2007
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Methods and systems for analyzing operation of a cochlear stimulation system. A sound stimulus signal is generated to excite the cochlear stimulation system to operate. During operation, the intracochlear electrodes generate signals into the auditory nerve system. The patient's nervous system's response may be measured as the Electrical Cochlear Response (“ECR”). The ECR can be detected and analyzed for fitting, calibration, performance evaluation and failure detection of the cochlear implant of the patient. Also example methods may be used to estimate the audiometric thresholds of the cochlear implant without the implanted patient's knowledge.
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