Musical Perception and Enjoyment in Post-Lingual Patients With Cochlear Implants

Lassaletta, Luis; Castro, Alejandro; Bastarrica, Marta; Pérez-Mora, Rosa; Herrán, Belén; Sanz, Lorena; Sarriá, M. Josefa de; Gavilán, Javiér

doi:10.1016/s2173-5735(08)70228-x

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“…Expectations are likely to have an impact on the role of music in life and its effect on the QoL. Zhao et al (2008) and Lassaletta et al (2008) showed a positive correlation of music sound quality and enjoyment with QoL in postlingually deafened adult CI users (Zhao et al, 2008;Lassaletta et al, 2008).…”

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A Music-Related Quality of Life Measure to Guide Music Rehabilitation for Adult Cochlear Implant Users

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Purpose: A music-related quality of life (MuRQoL) questionnaire was developed for the evaluation of music rehabilitation for adult cochlear implant (CI) users. The present studieswere aimed at refinement and validation. Method: Twenty-four experts reviewed the MuRQoL items for face validity. A refined version was completed by 147 adult CI users and psychometric techniques were used for item selection, assessment of reliability and definition of the factor structure. The same participants completed the Short Form Health Survey for construct validation. MuRQoL responses from 68 CI users were compared with those of a matched group of normal-hearing (NH) adults. Results: Eighteen items measuring music perception & engagement and 18 items measuring their importance were selected; they grouped together into two domains. The final questionnaire has high internal consistency and repeatability. Significant differences between CI users and NH adults and a correlation between music engagement and quality of life (QoL) support construct validity. Scores of music perception & engagement and importance for the 18 items can be combined to assess the impact of music on the QoL. Conclusion: The MuRQoL questionnaire is a reliable and Dritsakis, The MuRQoL questionnaire 2 valid measure of self-reported music perception, engagement and their importance for adult CI users with potential to guide music aural rehabilitation.

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A Music-Related Quality of Life Measure to Guide Music Rehabilitation for Adult Cochlear Implant Users

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“…Despite technological advances, patients still have difficulty in understanding speech in noisy environments, speech understanding on the phone and musical perception (7,8,(18)(19)(20) . For this reason, there has been an attempt to lessen these difficulties in understanding through the use of auxiliary resources such as frequency modulation (FM) system, a specific accessory which helps in speech perception in noisy environments.…”

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Tradução e Adaptação Transcultural para o Português Brasileiro do Questionário Hearing Implant Sound Quality Index - (HISQUI19)

Caporali

Bucuvic

et al. 2016

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RESUMO Objetivo Traduzir e adaptar transculturalmente o instrumento HISQUI19 (Hearing Implant Sound Quality Index), e caracterizar a população e o desempenho auditivo em usuários de Implante Coclear (IC) pela aplicação da versão síntese. Método Realizou-se a avaliação das equivalências conceitual, de item, semântica e operacional. A versão síntese foi aplicada como um pré-teste que contou com 33 sujeitos no resultado final, caracterizando a amostra e o desempenho do questionário. Os resultados foram analisados estatisticamente. Resultado A tradução final (TF) foi retrotraduzida e comparada à versão original, mostrando diferença mínima entre itens, e as modificações da TF para a versão síntese caracterizaram-se pela aplicação de vocabulário simplificado utilizado no cotidiano. No pré-teste, o escore médio entre os entrevistados foi de 90,2 e confirmou-se alto grau de confiabilidade interna (0,83). Conclusão A tradução e a adaptação do questionário HISQUI19 mostraram adequação para as equivalências semântica, cultural, conceitual e de item. Na caracterização da amostra, a qualidade de som foi classificada como boa com melhor desempenho nas categorias de localização e distinção de sons/vozes.

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“…in music listening habits following implantation, low satisfaction in listening to music and a desire to hear music as it sounded prior to their hearing loss or as it would be perceived with normal hearing (Gfeller, Christ, et al, 2000;Leal et al, 2003;Mirza, Douglas, Lindsay, Hildreth, & Hawthorne, 2003;Lassaletta et al, 2008;Looi & She, 2010;Looi et al, 2012;Philips et al, 2012).…”

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Evaluation of An Interactive Music Awareness Program for Cochlear Implant Recipients

Besouw¹,

Oliver²,

Grasmeder³

et al. 2016

Music Perception

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The objective of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of a prototype interactive music awareness program (IMAP) for adult cochlear implant (CI) users. An unblinded, randomized crossover design was used. Twenty-one CI users were recruited and allocated to two groups. Group 1 received the IMAP first, followed by a retention of learning phase. Group 2 were given the IMAP after 12 weeks. Participants were instructed to undertake two half-hour sessions per week at home over 12 weeks. Both groups attended appointments at the start, halfway through, and at the end of the trial. At each appointment participants completed tests of speech perception, melodic contour identification, and instrument recognition, rated the sound quality of music, and indicated their music listening habits. Sixteen participants completed the study. Following training both groups showed improved instrument recognition abilities and feedback suggests further positive impact on participants’ lives. The findings suggest that the IMAP is beneficial for music perception and in particular, improved instrument recognition.

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Musical Perception and Enjoyment in Post-Lingual Patients With Cochlear Implants

Cited by 34 publications

References 22 publications

A Music-Related Quality of Life Measure to Guide Music Rehabilitation for Adult Cochlear Implant Users

A Music-Related Quality of Life Measure to Guide Music Rehabilitation for Adult Cochlear Implant Users

Tradução e Adaptação Transcultural para o Português Brasileiro do Questionário Hearing Implant Sound Quality Index - (HISQUI19)

Evaluation of An Interactive Music Awareness Program for Cochlear Implant Recipients

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