Re: History of cochlear implant slides ("Ward R. Drennan" )


Subject: Re: History of cochlear implant slides
From:    "Ward R. Drennan"  <wdrennan(at)MAIL.KHRI.MED.UMICH.EDU>
Date:    Wed, 24 Mar 2004 15:12:23 -0500

Thanks, That's helpful. Ward > Ward, > > There is a slide that shows improvement in speech recognition starting > from 1981 up to 1999, but I'm not sure it's exactly what you're > looking for. This slide mostly shows that as we moved from feature > extraction type strategies to ones that provide more of the incoming > signal, patients improved. However, It does not seperate the influence > of a broader criteria and other issues that influence performance. I > have attached a powerpoint file with this slide. > > Doug > > > > > Quoting "Ward R. Drennan" <wdrennan(at)MAIL.KHRI.MED.UMICH.EDU>: > > > I've heard that there's a slide (power point image) from Cochlear > > Corp. that showed changes in the cochlear implant performance over > > its history. It shows the improvements in speech recognition over > > the last 40 years based mostly on improvements in the speech > > processor design, but also on increases in the number of electrodes > > used. If I recall correctly avergage word recognition performance > > improved from 10-15% in the late 70s to 70-80% in the mid 90s for > > post-lingually deafened adults. This is great progress and the slide > > shows it well. > > > > Does anyone have this slide or know where I could get a copy? > > > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > Sladen, Douglas P. Vanderbilt University Email: > douglas.p.sladen(at)Vanderbilt.Edu >


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