Can a Narrow Frequency Allocation Improve Speech Perception in Korean Cochlear Implant Users?

J Audiol Otol · 2025 · PMC12313440 · PMID 40739940

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Disyllable perception exhibited a positive trend ( p =0.056), whereas sentence recognition demonstrated no significant difference ( p =0.367).

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Disyllable performance showed a trend (estimate=-9.3, p =0.056), but was not statistically significant.

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In word-level tests, statistically significant improvement was observed for monosyllables, with a clear trend toward improvement for disyllables.

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