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Effect of pulse rate on loudness growth functions in cochlear implant users

Geissler et al., 2014

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8209033077972593685
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Geissler G
Hey M
Boehnke B
Fredelake S
Frohne-Buechner C
Buechner A
Mueller-Deile J
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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING-BIOMEDIZINISCHE TECHNIK

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Aim of this evaluation was the comparison of loudness growth functions measured at two different pulse widths. The loudness growth functions were measured via a loudness scaling procedure with direct electrical stimulation. The stimulus was a pulse train presented on a …
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