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Scientific Information

How to find your way through the conference schedule?

Colours: the main domainsThe colours correspond to the main domains of this conference: innovation and ethics & economics, basic research, genetics and diagnosis, cochlear implant in adults, cochlear implant in children, bone anchored hearing aids and active middle ear implants, rehabilitation in adults, rehabilitation in children and finally electro-auditory evoked and objective measures.

Basic Science

Diagnosis and Genetics

CI Children Surgery and Outcome

CI Adults Surgery and Outcome

Active Middle Ear Implants and Bone Conduction Implants

Rehabilitation Children

Rehabilitation Adults

Objective Measures

Ethics Economics and Costs New Technology

Interaction: be part of the discussionThe interaction button of the conference app links you directly to the chairmen of the session. Questions can be raised, liked and after selection by the chairmen brought forward by the moderator of the interactive session. The moderator can also project questions and the audience will be able to respond to the questions. The feature will be enabled during the keynote and main sessions.

Tutorial: exclusive early experience open for allHow to do, What to do! 16 opportunities affecting your practice. Not to be missed.

Keynotes: the comprehensive overviewThe main topics are introduced by a keynote lecture. The 40 lectures allow to gain a comprehensive overview and they will update your knowledge over the entire area. Question sent through the interactive App will be discussed during the subsequent main session.

Main interactive sessions: experts at hand After the keynote lectures 56 main sessions on related topics are programmed in one of the main conference halls during which an expert discussion takes place. The interactive system functions in the following Conference Halls: Queen Elisabeth Hall 1800 p; Marble Hall 350p, Okapi Hall 350p, Darwin Hall 280p, Gorilla 1 hall 170p and Gorilla 3 Hall 70p.

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Focus sessions: detailed experienceFollowing the main panel, 69 sessions ‘focus’ on particular aspects of the main sessions in more detail.

Posters: permanently availableThroughout the whole conference, posters can be viewed at the poster stations.

The authors of the e-poster presentation are requested to be available at the indicated stations and times to present and discuss with the colleagues with particular interest.

Legend

KEY Keynote lecture

MS Main interactive session

FS Focus session

KEYTUT Keynote tutorial

IC Instructional course

TUT Tutorial

PS Poster Session

Instructions for presenters

Instructions for Oral Contributors• The slide preview room is located at the ground floor and will be open from 7.00hrs until half an hour after the last

session of the day;

• Please, hand in your presentation on (USB-stick) at the slide preview room at least two hours before your presentation is scheduled;

• Speakers are requested to come to the meeting room at least 5 minutes prior to the start of the session and identify them to the moderator or chairs;

• Microphones will be under control of the technician all the time. There is no need to switch them on;

• Panel members of Main interactive Sessions (MS) must take place at seats on the stage for the duration of the session;

• Presenters of Focus Sessions (FS) must take place at seats in front of the room for the duration of the session. The chair will call you to the lectern in sequence. Delegates will be seated in theatre style;

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Instructions for Poster Presenters• E-poster displays will be located on several places throughout the venue;

• E-poster presentations will take place at the displays 1-4

o Display 1: Verlat Room

o Display 2-4: on the first level

• Authors of the e-posters are requested to be available at the indicated stations and times to present their poster. Presentation time can take 3 minutes.

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Conference Schedule

Saturday 30 June 2018

TIME CODE TITLE PRESENTER COUNTRY ROOM LOCATION

07:00 - 07:25 Breakfast

07:30 - 08:10 TUT 06 Management of conductive and mixed hearing loss: a world of options. An Hearring discussion.

Marble

Moderators: Gavilian Javier (Spain)

Members: Lassaletta Luis (Spain), Agrawal Sumit (Canada), Zernotti Mario (Argentina), Mlynski Robert (Germany)

Chairs: Hagr Abdulrahman (Saudi Arabia), Hagen Rudolf (Germany)

Co-chair: Bouzegta Rajae (Belgium)

07:30 - 08:10 TUT 07 The Swiss Robotic Experience Okapi

Moderator: Weber Stefan (Switzerland)

Chairs: Caversaccio Marco (Switzerland), Topsakal Vedat (Belgium)

Feasibility of pediatric robotic cochlear implantation in phantoms

Pereira Bom Braga Gabriela

Switzerland

Instrument flight to the inner ear Weber Stefan Switzerland

Robotic cochlear implantation: first clinical results

Wimmer Wilhelm Switzerland

Neuromonitoring during robotic cochlear implantation: initial clinical experience

Ansó Juan Switzerland

Image-based safety analysis for robotic cochlear implantation

Rathgeb Christoph

Switzerland

07:30 - 08:10 TUT 08 EFAS-Session: Audiologic CI-Sssessment in Patients with Special Needs

Darwin

Moderator: Kompis Martin (Switzerland)

Chair: Wouters Jan (Belgium)

Co-chair: Jacquemin Laure (Belgium)

7:30 Introduction Wouters Jan Belgium

7:33 Preoperative CI-assessment in children Sterkers Francoise

France

7:43 Objective fitting of CI in children Wouters Jan Belgium

7:53 CI-candidates with psychogenic hearing loss Kompis Martin Switzerland

8:03 Closure Kompis Martin Switzerland

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07:30 - 08:10 TUT 09 The Beijing Cochlear Implant Surgical Experience in Congenital Inner ear Malformations.

Li Yongxin China Gorilla 1

Chairs: Roland J. Thomas (USA), Abdullah Asma (Malaysia)

Co-chair: Van Rompaey Vincent (Belgium)

07:30 - 08:10 TUT 10 RBANS-H: Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status for hearing Impaired Persons

Gorilla 4

Chairs: Sharma Mridula (Australia), Gilles Annick (Belgium)

Co-chair: Gilles Annick (Belgium)

Tutors: Mertens Griet Belgium

Claes Annes Belgium

07:30 - 08:10 IC 04 How I do it: the Fundamentals of Structure and Hearing preservation Cochlear Implant Surgery

Rajan Gunesh Australia Gorilla 5

Chair: De Sloovere Christiaan (Belgium)

Co-chair: Ithijarevic Berina (Belgium)

08:10 - 08:20 Transition time

08:20 - 08:40 KEY 37 20 Years of Bilateral Cochlear Implantation

Müller Joachim

Germany Queen Elisabeth

Chairs: Van Wieringen Astrid (Belgium), Ramos Macias Angel (Spain)

Co-Chair: Colpaert Charlotte (Belgium)

08:40 - 09:00 KEY 38 Speech Coding Strategies Landsberger David

USA Queen Elisabeth


Co-chair: Verkest Valerie (Belgium)

09:00 - 09:20 KEY 39 Cochlear Implantation in Congenital SSD Aschendorff Antje





09:30 - 10:30 MS 47 Bilateral Cochlear Implantation Queen Elisabeth

Moderator: Müller Joachim (Germany)

Panelists: Kraaijenga Véronique (The Netherlands), Peter Friedland (Australia), Buchholz Joerg M. (Australia), Ausili Seba (The Netherlands), Prentiss Sandra (USA), O’Donoghue Gerald, (USA)

Chairs:Mottasadi Zarandi Masoud (Iran)


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9:30 Predicting sequential bilateral cochlear implantation performance in postlingually deafened adults; a retrospective cohort study

Friedland Peter Australia

9:35 Assessing directional hearing in bilateral cochlear implant recipients using a two-talker localization task

Buchholz Joerg M.

Australia

9:40 Sound localization in bilateral, unilateral and acutely-unilateral cochlear implant users

Ausili Seba The Netherlands

9:45 A multicenter randomized controlled trial on simulateneous versus sequential bilateral cochlear implantation - Long term longitudinal analyses on objective and subjective outcome measures and complications

Kraaijenga Véronique

The Netherlands

9:50 Age-related variability in bilateral cochlear implant users

Prentiss Sandra USA

10:00 Panel discussion

09:30 - 10:20 MS 48 Single Sided Deafness in Children Marble

Moderator: Van Wieringen Astrid (Belgium)

Panelists: Aschendorff Antje (Germany), Papsin Blake (Canada), Loundon Nathalie (France), Park Lisa (USA)

Chairs: Boudewyns An (Belgium), Luntz Michal (Israel)


9:30 Introduction Van Wieringen Astrid

Belgium

9:35 Lectures


09:30 - 10:30 MS 49 Towards Totally Implantable Cochlear and Acoustic Implants

Okapi

Moderator: Verhaert Nicolas (Belgium)

Panelists: Pfiffner Flurin (Switzerland), Mitchell-Innes Alistair (UK), Gerard Jean-Marc (Australia), Roosli Christof (Switzerland)

Chairs: Huber Alex (Switzerland), Mertens Griet (Belgium)

9:30 Effect of bone conduction on the intracochlear pressure and its relevance for CI microphones/acoustic hearing implants

Verhaert Nicolas Belgium

9:37 An intracochlear acoustic receiver concept for a totally implantable cochlear implant system

Pfiffner Flurin Switzerland

9:45 Implantable microphones as an alternative to external microphones for cochlear implants

Mitchell-Innes Alistair

UK

10:01 Pilot study with an implantable subcutaneous microphone in cochlear implant

Gerard Jean-Marc

Australia

10:10 Performance evaluation of a novel subcutaneous piezoelectric bone conduction hearing aid

Roosli Christof Switzerland


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09:30 - 10:30 MS 50 Evaluating Vestibular Function before and after CI

Darwin

Moderator: van de Berg Raymond (The Netherlands)

Panelists: Lai Wai Kong (Australia), Lilenko Sergei (Russia), Marino Roberta (Australia)

Chairs: Van Ombergen Angelique (Belgium), Todt Ingo (Germany)

Co-chair: Dobbels Bieke (Belgium)

9:30 Occurrences of dizziness after cochlear implant surgery

Lai Wai Kong Australia

9:40 Objective assessment of vertigo causing perilymphatic fistula in cochlear implantees by cochlin-tomoprotein (CTP)

Todt Ingo Germany

9:50 Towards a clinically useful test for vestibular perception

van de Berg Raymond

The Netherlands

10:00 Videonystagmographic signs of vestibular dysfunction before and after cochlear implantation

Lilenko Sergei Russia

10:10 Extensive exploration of symptoms of bilateral vestibulopathy

van de Berg Raymond

The Netherlands

10:20 The importance of vestibular functioning testing prior to cochlear implantation

Marino Roberta Australia

09:30 - 10:20 MS 51 Neurosensorial Environment in the Cochlea

Gorilla 1

Moderator: Dabdoub Alain (Canada)

Panelists: Nguyen Yann (France), Venail Frédéric (France), Jang Chul Ho (South Korea), Warnecke Athanasia (Germany), Versnel Huib (The Netherlands), Kaderbay Akil (France)

Chairs: Venail Frédéric (France), Van Rompaey Vincent (Belgium)

Co-chair: Van Rompaey Vincent (Belgium)

9:30 Molecular pathways involved in fibrosis after cochlear implantation

Venail Frédéric France

9:38 Deciphering hearing loss mechanisms using an innovative nanoproteomic approach

Kaderbay Akil France

9:46 Autologous cell transplantation to the inner ear

Warnecke Athanasia

Germany

9:54 Biodegradable piperacillin-tazobactam eluting nanofibrous mat against biofilm formation of cochlear implant

Jang Chul Ho South Korea

10:02 Influence of electrode array stiffness and diameter on hearing preservation in an animal model

Nguyen Yann France

10:10 Deciphering hearing loss mechanisms using an innovative nanoproteomic approach

Versnel Huib The Netherlands

09:30- 10:25 FS 57 Supportive Surgical Measures Gorilla 2

Chairs: Tan Barrie (Singapore), Claes Jos (Belgium)

9:30 Are intraoperative and postoperative complications a stress factor for the surgeon?

Neagos Adriana Romania

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9:38 The emotional impact of cochlear implant revision on pediatric patients and their families

Alkhalil Rihab Saudi Arabia

9:46 The role of antibiotics in cochlear implant surgery

Foden Neil UK

9:54 Cochlear implantation in head and neck irradiated patients – Special considerations and surgical techniques

Tan Barrie Singapore

10:04 Management of major surgical wound infections in cochlear implantation: Successful salvage rates and lessons learnt

Tan Barrie Singapore

10:12 Cochlear implantation complications and explantations decision

Boudjenah Farid Algeria

09:30- 10:30 FS 58 Intra-operative Measurements in CI Gorilla 3

Chairs: Mittman Philip (Germany), Lorens Artur (Poland)

Co-chair: Gilles Annick (Belgium)

9:30 Quantification of intracochlear Auditory Evoked Potentials (AEPs)

Lorens Artur Poland

9:38 Long term monitoring of the inner ear function during and after cochlear implant insertion using cochlear microphonics

Haumann Sabine Germany

9:46 Correlation between extracochlear electrocochleography responses during cochlear implantation and hearing preservation

Pfiffner Flurin Switzerland

9:54 Objective intraoperative identification of electrically elicited reflex thresholds during cochlea implantation with a fully digital surgical microscope

Ovari Attila Germany

10:04 Relationship between electrophysiological parameters and the intracochlear electrode position of CIs

Mewes Alexander

Germany

10:12 Intracochlear auditory evoked potentials Walkowiak Adam Poland

10:20 The ‘pullback’ technique - Electrophysiologic changes slim modiolar cochleaimplant electrode arrays

Mittmann Philipp Germany

09:30- 10:30 FS 59 Connectivity with Sound Processor and Listening Devices

Gorilla 4

Chairs: Ernst Arne (Germany), Batuk Merve (Turkey)

Co-chair: Cochet Ellen (Belgium)

9:30 Early experience with the Nucleus® 7 sound processor

Liu Dian Poland

9:38 Acceptance and use of wireless accessories in adult cochlear implant recipients

Pedley Karen Australia

9:46 Evaluation of a wireless CROS device with the Naida Q90 processor

Ernst Arne Germany

9:54 Watching television with cochlear implant – influence of the audio source type and settings on message understanding

Patelli Ilaria Italy

10:04 Effect of mini microphone on speech discrimination in cochlear implant recipients

Batuk Merve Turkey

10:12 Effective use of assistive technology in post lingual adult bilateral CI users

Ayas Muhammed United Arab Emirates

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10:20 Effects of speech recognition in noise in children with cochlear implantation or hearing aids, that use FM or wireless system

Guarnaccia Maria Consolazione

Italy

09:30- 10:30 FS 60 Topics in Active Middle Ear and Bone Conduction Implants

Gorilla 5

Chairs: Parnes Lorne (Canada), Sprinzl Georg (Austria)

Co-chair: Bouzegta Rajae (Belgium)

9:30 Bonebridge implant following mastoid obliteration and blind sac closure for the chronic draining ear

Parnes Lorne Canada

9:38 The Vibrant Soundbridge for rehabilitation of complex hearing loss secondary to chronic otitis media

Pai Irumee UK

9:46 Bonebridge® and Soundbridge® in children and adolescents: indicatons and outcome

Koitschev Assen Germany

9:54 Pitfalls of measuring aided thresholds with active middle ear implants

Waldmann Bernd Germany

10:04 Validating intracochlear pressure measurements in cadaver ears as a method to predict the clinical efficiency of implantable middle ear hearing device actuators

Gamm Ute Germany

10:12 Making the most of cochlear reserve with active middle ear implants (AMEI)

Maier Hannes Germany

10:20 The role of multicentre collaboration in the development of a surgical questionnaire for clinical registries: Vibrant Effectiveness and Reliability Study

Saeed Shakeel UK

09:30- 10:30 FS 61 Different Outcome Measurements in CI Pelican 1

Chairs: Ernst Emilie (France), Kosaner Julie (Turkey)

Co-chair: Oorts Eline (Belgium)

9:30 Predicting the safety of active middle ear implant in MRI from measurements of tip displacement

Nevoux Jérôme France

9:38 Pupillometry assessment of listening effort in adult cochlear implanted patients

Russo Francesca Yoshie

Italy

9:46 Combining pupil dilation and the timing of lexical mapping to track individual differences in speech processing by CI users

Wagner Anita The Netherlands

9:54 Using the eye-tracking technology to monitor the progress of cochlear implant rehabilitation of deafened adults

Ernst Emilie France

10:04 The Digits-in-Noise test: overcoming the language barrier in audiometric testing

Low David Canada

10:12 The role of phonology in novel word learning in adults with CI

Langereis Margreet

The Netherlands

10:20 Electrically elicited Stapedius reflexes in bilateral cochlear implant users

Kosaner Julie Turkey

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09:30- 10:20 FS 62 Speech in Noise Algorithms Pelican 2

Chairs: Wesarg Thomas (France), Büchner Andreas (Germany)


9:30 Speech perception in quiet and noise with an off the ear cochlear implant processor enabling adaptive microphone directionality

Wesarg Thomas Germany

9:38 The impact behind-the-ear and off the ear speech processors on speech understanding in noise

Ciprut Ayca Turkey

9:46 Auditory and visual speech perception measured in cochlear implant users measured with functional near-infrared spectroscopy

van de Rijt Luuk The Netherlands

9:54 Noise reduction algorithm spatialNR – Audiometric test results

Hey Matthias Germany

10:04 Perception and mitigation of impulse noise in cochlear implants recipients

Mauger Stefan Australia

09:30- 10:25 FS 63 The Use of Auditory Evoked Potentials in Fitting of Cochlear Implants

Peacock

Chairs: Legris Elsa (France), Gaertner Lutz (Germany)

Co-chair: Gréant Elisabeth (Belgium)

9:30 Cortical reorganization after cochlear implantation for adults with single-sided deafness

Legris Elsa France

9:38 Neural network algorithms in the fitting of cochlear implants

Levin Sergey Russia

9:46 ECAP based fitting of cochlear implants Gaertner Lutz Germany

9:54 Channel interaction and temporal effects on ECAP thresholds in different STIM rates and charges

Hoshino Ana Cristina

Brazil

10:04 Neuromodulation and cochlea implant – a contemporaneous solution for the patient?

Jansen Nils Germany

10:12 Clinical interest of cortical auditory evoked potentials in implanted children with auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder

Mansbach Anne-Laure

Belgium

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break

11:00 - 11:20 KEY 40 The Future of CI and AMEI Lenarz Thomas


Chairs: Van de Heyning Paul (Belgium), Brown Kevin (USA)

Co-chair: Van Haesendock Gilles (Belgium)

11:20 - 11:50 CI and AMEI state of the art CI2018 Van De Heyning Paul

Belgium Queen Elisabeth

Chairs: De Bodt Marc, Van Rompaey Vincent, Mertens Griet (Belgium)


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11:50 -12:00 16th Int Conf CI2020 - Orlando, FL, USA Queen Elisabeth

Brown Kevin, Pillsbury Harold, Dillon Magaret (USA)


12:10 - 13:00 MS 52 Aspects of New Experimental Electrodes Queen Elisabeth

Moderator: Lim Hubert (USA)

Panelists: Zanetti Diego (Italy), Lim Hubert (USA), Lenarz Thomas (Germany), De Siati Romolo Daniele (Belgium), Di Lella Federico (Argentina)

Chairs: Deggouj Naima (Belgium), Lenarz Thomas (Germany)


12:10 Parallel electrical stapedial reflex threshold and electrical evoked compound action potential recordings: focus on loudness of auditory percept for continuous stimulation intensity growth in children

Zanetti Diego Italy

12:20 A new hearing implant targeting the auditory midbrain: initial clinical trial results

Lim Hubert USA

12:30 Development and initial experience with a new thin lateral wall electrode in vitro and vivo

Lenarz Thomas Germany

12:40 Comparison of hearing outcomes obtained with intra-cochlea, auditory nerve or ponto-cerebellar angle electrical stimulation by an auditory implant

De Siati Romolo Daniele

Belgium

12:50 In vivo real-time remote cochlear impedance measurements: a glimpse into the implanted inner ear

Di Lella Federico Argentina

12:10 - 13:00 MS 53 MRI evaluation after CI and ABI: Pitfalls and Future Perspectives

Marble

Moderator: Todt Ingo (Germany)

Panelists: Pai Irumee (UK), Le Trung (Canada), Tam Yu Chuen (UK), Raine Christopher (UK)

Chairs: Le Trung (Canada), Tam Yu Chuen (UK)

Co-chair: Oorts Eline (Belgium)

12:10 A new hearing implant targeting the auditory midbrain: initial clinical trial results

Lim Hubert USA

12:20 Development and initial experience with a new thin lateral wall electrode in vitro and vivo

Lenarz Thomas Germany

12:30 Comparison of hearing outcomes obtained with intra-cochlea, auditory nerve or ponto-cerebellar angle electrical stimulation by an auditory implant

De Siati Romolo Daniele

Belgium

12:40 In vivo real-time remote cochlear impedance measurements: a glimpse into the implanted inner ear

Di Lella Federico Argentina


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12:10 - 13:00 MS 54 Final Comments on Active Middle Ear Implants

Okapi

Moderator: Manrique Rodriguez Manuel (Spain)

Panelists: Sousa-Vieira Antonio (Portugal), Lee Jeon Mi (South Korea), Busch Susan (Germany)

Chairs: Choi Jae Young (South Korea), Claes Jos (Belgium)


Abstracts related to MS 54

Powerstapedectomy with Vibrant Sound Bridge SP coupler

Audiologic gain of incus short process vibroplasty with conventional incus long process vibroplasty: a retrospective analysis of 36 patients

Round window soft coupler for Vibrant Soundbridge® implant

Maximum speech perception with a direct acoustic cochlear implant compared to conventional hearing aids

12:10 - 13:00 MS 55 Towards a consensus in Single Sided deafness in children?

Darwin

Moderator: Van Wieringen Astrid (Belgium)

Panelists: Park Lisa (USA), Sangen Anouk (Belgium), Falzone Chiara (Italy), Cushing Sharon (Canada), Luntz Michal (Israel)

Chairs: Cushing Sharon (Canada), Boudewyns An (Belgium)

12:10 Lectures

Quality of life in children with unilateral hearing loss

Park Lisa USA

Cochlear implantation for pediatric unilateral hearing loss: early auditory development in the implanted ear

Park Lisa USA

Toddlers with single sided deafness and a cochlear implant

Sangen Anouk Belgium

Congenital unilateral hearing loss involves multi-modal neuropsychological processing

Falzone Chiara Italy

Cochlear implantation in children with single sided deafness: congenital cytomegalovirus is the strongest determinant of candidacy

Cushing Sharon Canada

Towards a consensus in Single Sided deafness in children?

Luntz Michal Israel

12:50 Panel Discussion

12:10 - 13:00 MS 56 Preoperative and Postoperative CT and CBCT in Cochlear Implantation

Gorilla 1

Moderator: Nguyen Yann (France)

Panelists: Ramos de Miguel Angel (Spain), Mosnier Isabelle (France), Yamamoto Norio (Japan), Siebrecht Michael (The Netherlands), Lobna El Fiky (Egypt), Timm Max Eike (Germany)

Chairs: Ramos de Miguel Angel (Spain), Yamamoto Norio (Japan)

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12:10 Improved Wrapping Factor (WFi), the importance of the scala diameter. Radiological and histological analysis between standard and improved WF

Ramos de Miguel Angel

Spain

12:18 Intraoperative Conebeam CT for assessment of intracochlear positioning of electrode arrays in adult recipients of cochlear implants

Mosnier Isabelle France

12:26 Intra-operative evaluation of the cochlear implant electrodes using intra-operative mobile Cone-beam CT

Yamamoto Norio Japan

12:34 Automated three-dimensional cochlear surface from clinical computed tomography scans

Siebrecht Michael

The Netherlands

12:42 Evaluation of intracochlear trauma using Cone-beam CT (CBCT) in pediatric CI

Lobna El Fiky Egypt

12:50 A data driven concept to choose the optimal CI electrode array

Timm Max Eike Germany

12:10 - 13:00 FS 64 Bilateral and Bimodal Communication with Implants

Gorilla 2

Chairs: Vroegop Jantien (The Netherlands), Friedland Peter (Australia)

Co-chair: Gréant Elisabeth (Belgium)

12:10 The effect of binaural beamforming technology on speech intelligibility in bimodal cochlear implant recipients

Vroegop Jantien The Netherlands

12:18 Comparing two hearing aid fitting algorithms for bimodal cochlear implant users

Vroegop Jantien The Netherlands

12:26 Influence of directional microphones on speech perception in noise of CI users

Ernst Arne Germany

12:34 No squelch effect after sequential bilateral cochlear implantation in postlingually deafened adults: Is there a first ear advantage?

Kraaijenga Véronique

The Netherlands

12:42 Predicting sequential cochlear implantation performance: a systematic review

Friedland Peter Australia

12:10 - 12:50 FS 65 Experiences with Pediatric ABI Gorilla 3

Chairs: Ranjith Rajeswaran (India), Koroleva Inna (Russia)

Co-chair: Hofkens Anouk (Belgium)

12:10 Language production outcomes after pediatric auditory brainstem implantation

Faes Jolien Belgium

12:18 Rehabilitation of deaf-blind child with ABI Koroleva Inna Russia

12:26 Long term outcomes and the use of ABI in non NF2 children

Ranjith Rajeswaran

India

12:34 A review of auditory brainstem implantation in Malaysia

Tang Ing Ping Malaysia

12:10 - 13:00 FS 66 Auditory/Electrically Evoked Potentials in CI

Gorilla 4

Chairs: Dimitrijevic Andrew (Canada), Aschendorf Antje (Germany)

Co-chair: Jacquemin Laure (Belgium)

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12:10 Longitudinal ART/AutoART data: a retrospective analysis

Lai Wai Kong Australia

12:17 Advanced recordings of electrically evoked compound action potentials in cochlear implant users

van Eijl Ruben The Netherlands

12:25 EEG alpha activity as a neural marker of listening effort during speech-in-noise perception in cochlear implant users

Paul Brandon Canada

12:32 Electrophysiological and psychophysical electric-acoustic masking in cochlear implant users with ipsilateral residual hearing

Imsiecke Marina Germany

12:39 Frequency discrimination and the acoustic change complex in cochlear implant users

Van Heteren Jan The Netherlands

12:46 Objective measures with the Nucleus® CI532 cochlear implant

Aschendorff Antje, France

Germany

12:53 Cortical auditory evoked responses in cochlear implant users with early onset single-sided deafness: indicators of the development of bilateral auditory pathways

Távora-Vieira Dayse

Australia

12:10 - 13:00 FS 67 Hearing Outcomes in Older Adults Gorilla 5

Chairs: Claes Annes (Belgium), Jayakody Dona (Australia)

12:10 Demographic changes in Latin America, and impact of hearing loss on dementia and Alzheimer’s

Faletty Patricia Argentina

12:17 Association between speech and high frequency hearing loss and depression, anxiety and stress in older adults

Jayakody Dona Australia

12:25 Relationships between cognitive measures, speech understanding and cochlear implant benefit in high-performing cochlear implant users

Backous Douglas

USA

12:32 Assessment and outcome in non-traditional cochlear implant candidates

Heywood Rebecca

Singapore

12:39 Older adults with ci: communication skills, social participation and quality of life

Hofmann Reinhild

Germany

12:46 Cognitive performance in severely hearing-impaired older adults before and after cochlear implantation: preliminary results of a prospective, longitudinal cohort study using the RBANS-H

Claes Annes Belgium

12:10 - 13:00 FS 68 Complex Inner Ear Malformations and CI

Pelican 1

Chairs:


12:10 Imaging evaluation of unilateral hearing loss Staffa Paola Italy

12:17 Cochlear implantation in CHARGE syndrome – A systematic review

Amin Nikul UK

12:25 The effect of gusher on hearing preservation in cochlear implantation: a comparative series

Crohan William Australia

12:32 Morphological study on cochlea and surgical outcomes after cochlear implantation in children with incomplete partition

Chen Biao China

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12:39 Intelligibility of naturally produced and synthesized Mandarin speech by normal-hearing and cochlear implant Chinese listeners

Shi Ying China

12:10 - 13:00 FS 69 Active Middle Ear Implants and Bone Conduction Implants

Pelican 2

Chairs: Aslan Filiz (Turkey), Griet Mertens (Belgium)

12:10 Cochlear Implantation ın Alzheimer’s disease: A Case Study

Orçan Elçin Turkey

12:17 Dynamics of tinnitus in patients with cochlear implant

Levina Elena Russia

12:25 The effect of cochlear implantation on tinnitus perception

Deklerck Ann Belgium

12:32 Lexical-access ability and cognitive predictors of speech recognition performance in adult ci users

Kaandorp Marre The Netherlands

12:39 Preoperative audio-visual speech perception influences on audio-visual, but not audio-only performance of cochlear implantation in post-lingual adults

Jung Jinsei South Korea

12:46 Cognitive factors effective on pre- and post- cochlear implantation outcomes

Aslan Filiz Turkey

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