Cognitive Functions and Subjective Hearing in Cochlear Implant Users.

J Audiol Otol · 2024 · PMC11273187 · PMID 38685833

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Results showed a trend that the BrainCheck composite score was positively correlated to subjective hearing [F (1, 294) =3.29, p =0.07], after adjusting for age at implantation, a demographic factor that negatively affected the subjective hearing [F (1, 294) =44.93, p <0.01].

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The composite cognitive score across domains in CI users tended to be related to subjective hearing after adjusting for the age at implantation, but the correlation did not reach statistical significance.

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