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Changes in Speech-Related Brain Activity During Adaptation to Electro-Acoustic Hearing.

Front Neurol · 2020 · PMC7145411 · PMID 32300327

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Bivariate correlations between N2 amplitude at T4 and the change in N2 amplitude between T2 and T4 with self-perceived improvement in everyday auditory communication, assessed via SSQ-B1–3 did not achieve statistical significance but showed a trend for a moderate negative correlation between N2 amplitude at T4 and the improvement of speech comprehension (SSQ-B1: r = −0.471, p = 0.076) and localization (SSQ-B2: r = −0.494, p = 0.061) recorded at the T4 assessment.

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A shorter latency of the magnetic field response M100 to an attended auditory stimulus, compared to the unattended condition, was observed in NH, although this difference failed to reach statistical significance ( 75 ).

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