Non-implantable Artificial Hearing Technology

Lü, Ling; Zhang, Xiaoli; Gao, Xia

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-6123-4_9

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“…In everyday life, people experience emotions about 90% of their time, most often joy, love and anxiety. When evaluating its effect, its impact on human behavior, decision-making and the way in which relates to others [24]. Studies show that when faced with a difficult task, negative feelings such as stress, anxiety and irritation are associated, which in turn make the task more complicated to perform due to their consumption of resources [25].…”

Section: Psychological Component Of Hearing Lossmentioning

confidence: 99%

Auditory Rehabilitation and Emotions

Murta

2022

GJO

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Hearing loss is a public health problem that affects about 10% of the Portuguese population. It shows itself in personal, family, social and work life, leading many individuals to experience negative emotions such as fear, irritation, frustration, embarrassment, among others. Technologies developed for Hearing Rehabilitation, such as hearing aids, allow to relieve the impact of hearing loss. In this research, the emotional questions of the HHIE questionnaire were used, in 10 individuals, before and after the auditory rehabilitation process with Widex Evoke bilateral hearing systems to assess emotional differences in the moment immediately before the process and two months after the beginning of the process. The results demonstrate that it is more frequent to experience anxiety, frustration and embarrassment in a hearing loss and that after the hearing rehabilitation process there is a reduction in the emotions of embarrassment, frustration, feeling diminished, anxiety and isolation.

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confidence: 99%

Auditory Rehabilitation and Emotions

Murta

2022

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“…al, 2022. Furthermore, the post-treatment training of HI focuses mainly on speech comprehension (Carlyon & Goehring, 2021, Lu, Zhang, & Gao, 2019 Given these limitations, can an alternative sensory modality be considered to represent spatial information in a manner similar to the auditory system? We turned to the animal kingdom for inspiration.…”

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“…al, 2022). Furthermore, the post-treatment training of HI focuses mainly on speech comprehension (Carlyon & Goehring, 2021, Lu, Zhang, & Gao, 2019)…”

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An investigation of multisensory perception of surrounding space in aided congenitally hearing impaired

Snir,

Cieśla,

Vekslar

et al. 2024

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SummaryWe tested auditory spatial motion localisation in congenitally hearing impaired adult users of bilateral cochlear implants, and other hearing assistive devices. The group showed severely impaired capabilities despite extensive device use, emphasizing the role ofnaturein sensory development. We then investigate whether the deficit is maintained for other sensory modalities, by using an in-house sensory substitution device that provides weighted vibrotactile cues on fingertips to induce 3D spatial motion perception. The performance was significantly higher, both in the combined audio-tactile task and the tactile task itself, with accuracy comparable to typically hearing subjects. With touch, we also showed considerably fewer front-back and right-left confusions. The rapid audio-tactile binding and availability of 3D space representation through touch, point to the significant role ofnurturein spatial perception development and its amodal nature. The findings show promise towards advancing multisensory solutions for spatial hearing rehabilitation.Highlights–Auditory motion localisation is severely impaired in aided congenitally hearing impaired, supporting the role ofnaturetowards spatial development;–Binding auditory and tactile information enhances auditory spatial performance, supporting the role ofnurture;–Hearing impaired individuals perform 360° motion localisation through touch with accuracy similar to typically hearing;–Surrounding spatial representation never before experienced in congenitally hearing impaired is rapidly available through an alternate modality

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“…As well, digital HA is more complex because it will collect the sound and converted it into digital signals, and the digital signals are transferred to the computer chip of the hearing aid International Journal of Intelligent Engineering and Systems, Vol. 14 [16]. Then it will convert into acoustic sound, but the issues of HAS are noise, improper communication, complexity, delay, power dissipation, and so on [17].…”

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Design, Development and Analysis of Variable Bandwidth Filter Bank for Enhancing the Performance of Hearing Aid System

2021

IJIES

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Non-implantable Artificial Hearing Technology

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Auditory Rehabilitation and Emotions

Auditory Rehabilitation and Emotions

An investigation of multisensory perception of surrounding space in aided congenitally hearing impaired

Design, Development and Analysis of Variable Bandwidth Filter Bank for Enhancing the Performance of Hearing Aid System

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