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Topic: binaural cue sensitivity

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Sensitivity of inferior colliculus neurons to interaural time and level differences in adult neonatally deafened rats

Muhammad Zeeshan, Fei Peng, Bruno Castellaro, Shiyi Fang, Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl, Jan W.H. Schnupp · FENS Forum 2024

Bilateral cochlear implants (biCIs) are increasingly used to treat severe hearing loss. However, human biCI users usually exhibit relatively poor binaural cue sensitivity, with interaural time difference (ITD) sensitivity in prelingually deaf patients being particularly poor. To better understand these shortcomings in prosthetic binaural hearing, it would be helpful to know what the “innate” ITD and ILD sensitivity of the neonatally deafened (ND), mature mammalian auditory pathway is like, but this cannot easily be investigated in humans. We therefore recorded neural responses in the inferior

ePoster · Neuroscience