APSCI 2023

Opening Ceremony 08:00-08:30, Nov. 9, Room 103

08:00-08:30 Opening Ceremony

Plenary Lecture 01 08:30-09:30, Nov. 9, Room 103

Chairperson Lee Suk KIM, Korea

08:30-09:30 Hearing loss, cognition, and brain health – Results from the ACHIEVE randomized trial

Frank LIN, USA

Sponsored Symposium 01 - Cochlear 09:30-10:20, Nov. 9, Room 103

09:30-09:35 Welcome

Dig HOWITT, Australia

09:35-09:45 Cochlear’s pioneering technology: Future technology & clinical innovations

Jan JANSSEN, Australia

09:45-10:00 Perimodiolar science

J. Thomas ROLAND, USA

10:00-10:15 What SmartNav means for clinical practice: The clinician's perspective

Robert BRIGGS, Australia

10:15-10:20 Close

Anthony BISHOP, Australia

Roundtable 01 10:40-12:25, Nov. 9, Room 103

Challenging Cases Ⅰ

Chairperson Sun O CHANG, Korea

Moderator Jong Woo CHUNG, Korea

10:40-10:50 Role of cochlear implantation in intralabyrinthine schwannomas

Jong Woo CHUNG, Korea

10:50-11:00 Round window stenosis/atresia

Neelam VAID, India

11:00-11:10 Cochlear implantation in ossified cochlea: Our experience

Sunil DUTT, India

11:10-11:20 Stapes footplate fistula in inner ear malformations

Levent SENNAROGLU, Türkiye

11:20-11:30 Superficial siderosis: Clinical course and outcome of cochlear implant

Ja-Won KOO, Korea

11:30-11:40 Retrofacial approach for cochlear implantation

Kuang-Chao Joshua CHEN, Taiwan

11:40-11:50 Hearing rehabilitation in patients with intralabyrinthine schwannomas. A single centre experience from 72 patients

Stefan K. PLONTKE, Germany

11:50-12:00 Revision surgery for cochlear implant

Mohnish GROVER, India

12:00-12:25 Panel Discussion

Featured Talk 01 10:40-11:05, Nov. 9, Room 104

Genetic Landscape of Hearing Loss

Chairperson Bong Jik KIM, Korea

10:40-11:05 Genetic study in Chinese CI candidate

Pu DAI, China

Roundtable 02 11:05-12:25, Nov. 9, Room 104

Genetic Landscape of Hearing Loss

Chairperson Bong Jik KIM, Korea

Moderator Pu DAI, China

11:05-11:15 Genetic landscape of HL in Japan

Shin-ichi USAMI, Japan

11:15-11:25 The genetics of hearing loss (in UK or Europe)

Shakeel SAEED, UK

11:25-11:35 An international multi-center study on the natural history of TMPRSS3 and related cochlear implant outcomes

Xue Zhong LIU, USA

11:35-11:45 Genetic evaluation and treatment of hearing loss: Are we there yet?

Emre OCAK, Türkiye

11:45-12:25 Panel Discussion

Keynote Lecture 01 10:40-11:05, Nov. 9, Room 105

Chairperson Sung Il NAM, Korea

10:40-11:05 Impact of cochlear implantation on brain cortical activity and auditory function in single-sided deafness: A PET study

Seung-Ha OH, Korea

Symposium 01 11:05-12:25, Nov. 9, Room 105

Functional Neuroimaging

Chairpersons Seung-Ha OH, Korea
Sung Il NAM, Korea

11:05-11:20 Prediction of cochlear implant outcome using brain imaging

Douglas E. H. HARTLEY, UK

11:20-11:35 Functional imaging and electrophysiology for the diagnostics and prognostics of CI

Chen-Chi WU, Taiwan

11:35-11:50 Brain glucose metabolism in the profoundly deafened elderly: A comparison between ineffective hearing aid users and effective cochlear implant users

Yasushi NAITO, Japan

11:50-12:05 Cortical reorganization following auditory deprivation predicts cochlear implant performance in postlingually deaf adults

Hong Ju PARK, Korea

12:05-12:20 Neural correlates of speech-in-noise performance in cochlear implant users: PET and EEG studies

Phillip GANDER, USA

Featured Talk 02 10:40-11:05, Nov. 9, Room 201

BCI & MEI in SSD & AHL

Chairperson Sung Il CHO, Korea

10:40-11:05 Surgical treatment of single sided deafness

Wolf-Dieter BAUMGARTNER, Austria

Symposium 02 11:05-12:25, Nov. 9, Room 201

BCI & MEI in SSD & AHL

Chairpersons Sung Il CHO, Korea
Wolf-Dieter BAUMGARTNER, Austria

11:05-11:20 Benefits of active middle ear implants in mixed hearing loss: Stapes versus round window

Jae Young CHOI, Korea

11:20-11:35 BAHA Attract and OSIA 2 in single sided deafness

Robert BRIGGS, Australia

11:35-11:50 Efficacy of Bonebridge on single sided deafness; A prospective multicenter study

Yun-Hoon CHOUNG, Korea

11:50-12:05 Bonebridge in children with pinna abnormalities and canal atresia

Ing Ping TANG, Malaysia

12:05-12:20 Active middle ear implants in chronic otitis media cases

Levent OLGUN, Türkiye

Symposium 03 10:40-12:25, Nov. 9, Room 202

Electrically Evoked Potential

Chairpersons Kyoung Ho PARK, Korea
Sung Wook JEONG, Korea

10:40-10:55 Predicting preservation of residual hearing from cochlear-implant derived measurements

Stephen O'LEARY, Australia

10:55-11:10 The limitations of using eCAPs for fitting - Results from a meta-analysis

Johan H.M. FRIJNS, The Netherlands

11:10-11:25 The feasibility of electrically-evoked compound action potential (ECAP) metrics to objectively characterize the functional status of the auditory nerve in CI users

Jeong-Seo KIM, Korea

11:25-11:40 ECAP-based positioning of electrode in cochlear implantation

Byung Yoon CHOI, Korea

11:40-11:55 Access resistance and polarization impedance measurements in cochlear implant patients with fluctuating electrode impedances

Aniket SAOJI, USA

11:55-12:10 Using cochlear implant transimpedance/electric field imaging measurements to identify extracochlear electrodes in clinical practice

Patrick AXON, UK

12:10-12:25 Pre and post- operative electrocochleography in cochlear implant cases

Rohit MEHROTRA, India

Symposium 04 10:40-12:25, Nov. 9, Room 203

Mapping Technology

Chairpersons Soo Hee OH, Korea
Rene GIFFORD, USA

10:40-10:55 Image-guided cochlear implant programming in adults and children to minimize channel interaction and frequency-to-place mismatch

Rene GIFFORD, USA

10:55-11:10 Clinical significance of the impedance and neural response telemetric thresholds in Mandarin-speaking cochlear implant patients

Chung-Feng HWANG, Taiwan

11:10-11:25 Pediatric cochlear implant wear time and early language development

Erika B. GAGNON, USA

11:25-11:40 Activation on sound processor: Never been too early

Abdulrahman HAGR, Saudi Arabia

11:40-11:55 Early activation after cochlear implantation: CHGH experiences and literature review

Lieber Po-Hung LI, Taiwan

11:55-12:10 Minimum speech test battery 3 (MSTB-3) for adult cochlear implant candidacy and follow-up care

Camille C. DUNN, USA

12:10-12:25 Timing of acoustic hearing changes after cochlear implantation

Camille C. DUNN, USA

Oral Presentation 01 10:40-12:25, Nov. 9, Room 206

Chairpersons Sanghyun KWAK, Korea
Moo Kyun PARK, Korea

10:40-10:47 The feasibility of a footswitch operated robotic arm three-dimensional exscope for cochlear implantation.

Aarno DIETZ, Finland

10:47-10:54 Comparison of conventional technique with suture fixation and subperiostal tight pocket technique on revision cochlear implantation rate

Abdullah DALGIC, Türkiye

10:54-11:01 Insertion considerations for cochlear slim modiolar electrode

Akinori KASHIO, Japan

11:01-11:08 Systematic review of the efficacy of transimpedance matrix (TIM) recording to confirm optimal intracochlear electrode placement

David SCHRAMM, Canada

11:08-11:15 Clinical summary of cochlear implant (CI) in patients with middle ear infectious diseases

Hui ZHAO, China

11:15-11:22 Temporal swelling following cochlear implantation: Frequency, treatment, and outcomes

Mariko KASUGA, Japan

11:22-11:29 FDA clinical trial to expand MED-EL pediatric cochlear implant indications in the United States

Nancy YOUNG, USA

11:29-11:36 A review of surgical and audiological outcomes of bonebridge at tertiary centres in Sarawak Malaysia

Asfa Najmi MOHAMAD YUSOF, Malaysia

11:36-11:43 A new objective-based method for measuring cochlear duct length

Rabea AL SABILAH, Saudi Arabia

11:43-11:50 Auditory rehabilitation in patients with auditory nerve dysplasia

Serafima SUGAROVA, Russia

11:50-11:57 Determining factors for outcomes of cochlear implantation in patients with congenital cytomegalovirus infection: A case-series study

Yen-Hui LEE, Taiwan

11:57-12:04 Complications in cochlear implantation: Facing our fears and learning from our mistakes!

Vidhu SHARMA, India

12:04-12:11 Revolutionizing patient care: A decade of global CI indications expanding boundaries and transforming lives

Radesh NAJRAN, Austria

Featured Talk 03 13:20-13:45, Nov. 9, Room 103

Speech Perception

Chairperson Min-Hyun PARK, Korea

13:20-13:45 Intraoperative ECochG as a predictor of speech perception

Stephen O'LEARY, Australia

Symposium 05 13:45-15:05, Nov. 9, Room 103

Speech Perception

Chairpersons Min-Hyun PARK, Korea
Stephen O'LEARY, Australia

13:45-14:00 Importance of place-pitch fidelity for binaural hearing in cochlear implant recipients with preserved low frequency hearing

Kevin BROWN, USA

14:00-14:15 Binaural benefit after sequential bilateral implantation in children

Artur LORENS, Poland

14:15-14:30 Importance of temporal fine structure in CI users

Hyun Joon SHIM, Korea

14:30-14:45 Neurofeedback training of auditory selective attention for improving speech-in-noise perception

Inyong CHOI, USA

Featured Talk 04 13:20-13:45, Nov. 9. Room 104

Biomedical & Cell Therapy

Chairperson Chang Ho LEE, Korea

13:20-13:45 Drug delivery to the inner ear in combination with cochlear implants

Stefan K. PLONTKE, Germany

Symposium 06 13:45-15:05, Nov. 9, Room 104

Biomedical & Cell Therapy

Chairpersons Chang Ho LEE, Korea
Stefan K. PLONTKE, Germany

13:45-14:00 Animal study on the hearing preservation using electrode-coupled microstructure for drug delivery

Jeong Hun JANG, Korea

14:00-14:15 How to increase inner ear drug delivery less invasively - An experimental study

Yong-Ho PARK, Korea

14:15-14:30 Perilymph sampling to identify potential poor performers

Hinrich STAECKER, USA

14:30-14:45 Transplantation of human ES cells to the ablated mouse cochlea

Hiroki TAKEDA, Japan

14:45-15:00 Three trials: COACH, Rincell-1 and IMPACT

Douglas E. H. HARTLEY, UK

Keynote Lecture 02 13:20-13:45, Nov. 9. Room 105

Chairperson Ki Hong CHANG, Korea

13:20-13:45 Cochlear implantation surgery in challenging cases

Luis LASSALETTA, Spain

Symposium 07 13:45-15:05, Nov. 9, Room 105

Imaging and Radiology

Chairpersons Ki Hong CHANG, Korea
Neil DONNELLY, UK

13:45-14:00 The efficacy of intraoperative mobile cone-beam computed tomography during cochlear implantation

Norio YAMAMOTO, Japan

14:00-14:15 Intraoperative and postoperative radiology

Ashima SAXENA, India

14:15-14:30 3D-reconstruction image of computed tomography for cochlear implantation

Beom Cho JUN, Korea

14:30-14:45 Identification of partial cochlear implant Insertion with intraoperative electrical field imaging-Transimpedance matrix analysis

Neil DONNELLY, UK

Keynote Lecture 03 13:20-13:45, Nov. 9, Room 201

Chairperson Seong-Ki AHN, Korea

13:20-13:45 Developmental hearing experience shapes auditory top-down processing

Andrej KRAL, Germany

Symposium 08 13:45-15:05, Nov. 9, Room 201

Vestibular Function

Chairpersons Seong-Ki AHN, Korea
Hong Ju PARK, Korea

13:45-14:00 Vestibular status of pre and post-lingual profound hearing loss adults with no complaint of dizziness

Myung-Whan SUH, Korea

14:00-14:15 Vestibular phenotype in hereditary hearing loss

Sung Huhn KIM, Korea

14:15-14:30 Evaluation of balance capacities in children

Angélica PÉREZ FORNOS, Switzerland

14:30-14:45 Vertigo and nystagmus associated with sudden hearing loss

Chang-Hee KIM, Korea

14:45-15:00 Electrical stimulation of cochlear implant on vestibular function

Ja-Won KOO, Korea

Symposium 09 13:20-15:05, Nov. 9, Room 202

Residual Hearing Preservation Ⅰ

Chairpersons Sang Won YEO, Korea
Jae-Jin SONG, Korea

13:20-13:35 Benefits & challenges of combined electric & acoustic hearing in adults and children

Rene GIFFORD, USA

13:35-13:50 Preimplant hearing threshold: An important predictor of hearing preservation in cochlear implantation with lateral wall electrodes

Jin Woong CHOI, Korea

13:50-14:05 Electrocochleography for hearing preservation in CI

Oliver ADUNKA, USA

14:05-14:20 Intraoperative electrocochleography, electrode scan and immediate postoperative bone conduction threshold measurement to understand residual hearing loss following cochlear implantation

Aniket SAOJI, USA

14:20-14:35 Intraoperative and postoperative electrocochleography measured from EAS users

Jeong-Seo KIM, Korea

14:35-14:50 Mechanical factors affecting intracochlear pressure variation in in-vitro cochlear implantation

William CROHAN, Australia

14:50-15:05 Preoperative evaluation of electrode trajectory to preserve residual hearing in CI

Yun-Hoon CHOUNG, Korea

APSCI Prize Session 01 - Basic Research 13:20-15:05, Nov. 9, Room 203

Chairpersons Pu DAI, China
Jae Young CHOI, Korea

13:20-13:30 Genomic foundation of sensorineural hearing loss

Sang-Yeon LEE, Korea

13:30-13:40 BEARS (both ears) - Virtual reality training to improve binaural hearing in children

Helen CULLINGTON, UK

13:40-13:50 Prediction of cochlear implant fitting by machine learning techniques

Hajime KOYAMA, Japan

13:50-14:00 Long term effects of early age at cochlear implantation on metaphor comprehension in Swedish adolescents and young adults

Malin DAHLBY SKOOG, Sweden

14:00-14:10 Attentional modulation of brain responses is related to speech perception abilities in cochlear implant users.

Ji-Hye HAN, Korea

14:10-14:20 Preoperative estimation of surviving neurons at different cochlear sites in partially deaf rats using the electrically evoked auditory brainstem response

Woonhoe GOO, Korea

14:20-14:30 Assessment of music perception(AMP) and music rehabilitation program (MRP) for cochlear implant users

Sungmin JO, Korea

14:30-14:40 Early postoperative benefit in receptive and expressive language development of cochlear implantation under 9 months of age in comparison to those implanted at later ages

Seung Jae LEE, Korea

14:40-14:50 Ensuring auditory cortex activation: Optimisation of a cochlear implant and its outcomes

Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA, Australia

Oral Presentation 02 13:20-15:05, Nov. 9, Room 206

Chairpersons Jiwon CHANG, Korea
Euyhyun PARK, Korea

13:20-13:27 Device selection between bone conduction and active middle ear implants – Outcomes and experiences over a 10-year period

Aanand ACHARYA, Australia

13:27-13:34 Influence of adaptive digital modulation Roger technology on speech perception performance in cochlear implant users in the real world scenario

Aninda Duti BANIK, India

13:34-13:41 The novel active transcutaneous bone conduction implant Sentio: Preclinical output performance evaluation

Hannes MAIER, Germany

13:41-13:48 Adhesive versus passive bone conduction implants

Javier GAVILÁN, Spain

13:48-13:55 Results of the Osia II System in patients with mixed hearing loss after middle ear surgery

Kyung-Seok PARK, Korea

13:55-14:02 Different approaches in active transcutaneous bone conduction implant

Mario Emilio ZERNOTTI, Argentina

14:02-14:09 Intraoperative auditory brainstem responses with vibrant sound bridge

Medhat YOUSEF, Saudi Arabia

14:09-14:16 Long-term result of bonebridge in aural atresia

Paninee CHARUSRIPAN, Thailand

14:16-14:23 A totally implantable cochlear implant shows potential benefits for adults with hearing loss

Philippe LEFEBVRE, Belgium

14:23-14:30 Long-term outcomes and its relationship with objective measures in children with auditory brainstem implant

Ranjith RAJESWARAN, India

14:30-14:37 Hearing outcomes following cochlear implantation with anatomic or default frequency mapping in postlingual deafness adults

Xinmiao FAN, China

14:37-14:44 Cochlear implantation versus auditory brainstem implantation in children with auditory nerve deficiencies

Zhihua ZHANG, China

14:44-14:51 Exploring the impact of active transcutaneous bone conduction implant on tinnitus in patient with asymmetric hearing loss or single-sided deafness

Ji Hyung LIM, Korea

14:51-14:58 Relationship between vestibular function and hearing in children with cochlear implantation

Ruijie WANG, China

Sponsored Symposium 02 - Advanced Bionics: 30 Years of Innovation 15:05-15:55, Nov. 9, Room 103

15:05-15:15 A journey through 30 years of innovation

Victoria CARR-BRENDEL, USA

15:15-15:25 Powerful hearing experiences

Andreas BÜCHNER, Germany

15:25-15:35 Enhanced listening in complex environments

Angelica PEREZ, Switzerland

15:35-15:45 Performance insights and easy online upgrades

Neil DONNELLY, UK

15:45-15:55 Future technologies

Volkmar HAMACHER, Germany

Featured Talk 05 16:10-16:35, Nov. 9, Room 103

Residual Hearing Preservation Ⅱ

Chairperson Won-Ho CHUNG, Korea

16:10-16:35 Hearing preservation – Cochlear implantation using the concept of partial insertion

Thomas LENARZ, Germany

Roundtable 03 16:35-17:55, Nov. 9, Room 103

Residual Hearing Preservation Ⅱ

Chairperson Won-Ho CHUNG, Korea

Moderator Thomas LENARZ, Germany

16:35-16:45 Complete preservation of residual hearing after cochlear implantation with minimal invasive approach

Pu DAI, China

16:45-16:55 Hearing preservation outcomes of lateral wall and perimodiolar electrodes at NextSense cochlear implant center, Australia

Melville John DA CRUZ, Australia

16:55-17:05 CI surgery with slim modiolar electrode

Tadao YOSHIDA, Japan

17:05-17:15 How clinically useful are efforts to preserve residual hearing in cochlear implant surgery?

Young-Myoung CHUN, Korea

17:15-17:25 Comparison of hearing preservation related to cochlear implantation between slim modiolar and lateral straight electrodes

Byung Yoon CHOI, Korea

17:25-17:55 Panel Discussion

Featured Talk 06 16:10-16:35, Nov. 9, Room 104

Auditory Brainstem Implant

Chairperson Chang Hyun CHO, Korea

16:10-16:35 Indications and long term outcome of pediatric ABI

Levent SENNAROGLU, Türkiye

Roundtable 04 16:35-17:55, Nov. 9, Room 104

Auditory Brainstem Implant

Chairperson Chang Hyun CHO, Korea

Moderator Levent SENNAROGLU, Türkiye

16:35-16:45 Outcomes of minimal invasive surgery and tone acquisition in paediatric ABI in Chinese

Michael Chi Fai TONG, Hong Kong SAR

16:45-16:55 Audiological outcomes of auditory brainstem (ABI) implant in postlingual patients

Ing Ping TANG, Malaysia

16:55-17:05 Using the test electrode to decide between cochlear implants and ABI in vestibular schwannoma patients

Javier GAVILÁN, Spain

17:05-17:15 Pediatric auditory brainstem implantation: Surgical considerations

Mohan KAMESWARAN, India

17:15-17:55 Panel Discussion

Featured Talk 07 16:10-16:35, Nov. 9, Room 105

Music Perception and Sound Localization

Chairperson Yang-Sun CHO, Korea

16:10-16:35 What does music sound like to a cochlear implant user?

Charles LIMB, USA

Symposium 10 16:35-17:55, Nov. 9, Room 105

Music Perception and Sound Localization

Chairpersons Yang-Sun CHO, Korea
Charles LIMB, USA

16:35-16:50 Music perception in children and adults following cochlear implantation

Luis LASSALETTA, Spain

16:50-17:05 Factors underlying masking release by voice-gender differences and spatial separation cues in multi-talker listening environments in listeners with and without hearing loss

Yonghee OH, USA

17:05-17:20 Unveiling asymmetric cortical plasticity in single-sided deafness: Insights from functional neuroimaging and sound localization tasks

Hyo-Jeong LEE, Korea

17:20-17:35 Suppression of the responses to the hearing ear by the deaf ear in congenital single-sided deafness

Andrej KRAL, Germany

Featured Talk 08 16:10-16:35, Nov. 9, Room 201

Future Technology & Electrode

Chairperson Moo-Kyun PARK, Korea

16:10-16:35 Towards optogenetic hearing restoration

Tobias MOSER, Germany

Symposium 11 16:35-17:55, Nov. 9, Room 201

Future Technology & Electrode

Chairpersons Moo-Kyun PARK, Korea
Tobias MOSER, Germany

16:35-16:50 Experience with two novel therapies delivered associated with the cochlear implant device: steroid eluting array; and Cochlear Implant Neurotrophin Gene Therapy (CINGT)

Catherine BIRMAN, Australia

16:50-17:05 Long term behavior of dexamethasone-loaded cochlear implants: In vitro & in vivo

Christophe VINCENT, France

17:05-17:20 Improving the electrode-nerve-interface of cochlear implants

Volkmar HAMACHER, Germany

17:20-17:35 32-channel cochlear implant system for clinical use

Kyou-Sik MIN, Korea

17:35-17:50 Minimizing trauma in cochlear implantation with a novel self-coiling array using shape memory polymers

Kenneth LEE, USA

Keynote Lecture 04 16:10-16:35, Nov. 9, Room 202

Chairperson Jae-Jin SONG, Korea

16:10-16:35 Difficult surgical issues in CI and heads-up CI surgery (surgery without microscope)

Prepageran NARAYANAN, Malaysia

Symposium 12 16:35-17:55, Nov. 9, Room 202

Tinnitus

Chairpersons Jae-Jin SONG, Korea
Sho KANZAKI, Japan

16:35-16:50 CI as a long-term treatment for ipsilateral incapacitating tinnitus in subjects with SSD: Antwerp experience

Vincent VAN ROMPAEY, Belgium

16:50-17:05 Tinnitus suppression after cochlear implant (CI) : Japanese experience

Sho KANZAKI, Japan

17:05-17:20 CI-induced cortical changes in SSD with tinnitus

Jae-Jin SONG, Korea

17:20-17:35 The impact of CI and BCI on tinnitus in the patients with SSD or asymmetric hearing loss

Shi Nae PARK, Korea

17:35-17:50 Update on sudden sensorineural hearing loss

Kyung-Wook HEO, Korea

APSCI Prize Session 02 - Clinical Research 16:10-17:55, Nov. 9, Room 203

Chairpersons Stephen O'LEARY, Australia
Jong Woo CHUNG, Korea

16:10-16:20 Auditory performance and speech intelligibility development after cochlear implantation in children with additional disabilities

Shujiro MINAMI, Japan

16:20-16:30 Implementation of the international classification of functioning, disability and health model in cochlear implant recipients: A multi-center prospective follow-up cohort study

Ellen ANDRIES, Belgium

16:30-16:40 Assessment of intracochlear positioning of electrode arrays in recipients of cochlear implants using intraoperative handheld digital X-ray

Bong-Jin SHIN, Korea

16:40-16:50 Comparing clinical features of off-the ear and behind-the ear speech processor users

Sung-Min PARK, Korea

16:50-17:00 Surgical and auditory outcomes of cochlear implantation in children with CHARGE syndrome

Yeonjoo CHOI, Korea

17:00-17:10 The effect of intracochlear electrode design on electrically evoked compound action potential growth and spread of excitation functions

Jeong-Seo KIM, Korea

17:10-17:20 Post cochlear implantation vertigo: Ictal Nystagmus and audio-vestibular test characteristics

Belinda Y C KWOK, Australia

17:20-17:30 Speech outcome of cochlear implantation in children with cochlear nerve deficiency: Effect of Early implantation, better Modiolar Proximity, and Early Switch-on (EMPES)

Bong Jik KIM, Korea

17:30-17:40 Torque, comfort and image considerations for MRI scanning of ultra cochlear implants

James TYSOME, UK

17:40-17:50 Morphometric angular and linear measurements of the spiral ganglion neuron, scala tympani, and cochlear duct in incomplete partition type II with implications for cochlear implantation

Miryam S. SAAD, USA

Oral Presentation 03 16:10-17:55, Nov. 09, Room 206

Chairpersons Donggu HUR, Korea
Seung Jae LEE, Korea

16:10-16:17 Cochlear implant electrode impedance subcomponents as biomarker for residual hearing

Wilhelm WIMMER, Switzerland

16:17-16:24 Anatomical features of children with Mondini dysplasia: Influence on cochlear implantation performance

Hye Ah JOO, Korea

16:24-16:31 Objective measurements of the central auditory system in cochlear implant children with malformation: EABR and fNIRS testing

Hiroshi YAMAZAKI, Japan

16:31-16:38 Cochlear implantation in common cavity malformation

Jamal KASSOUMA, United Arab Emirates

16:38-16:45 Cochlear implantation in advanced otosclerosis: Utility of preoperative radiological assessment in predicting intraoperative difficulty and final electrode position

Fiona Hill, Australia

16:45-16:52 Outcome prediction of cochlear implantation in children with inner ear anomalies without modiolus

Sung Wook JEONG, Korea

16:52-16:59 Application of multiplanar volume reconstruction technique for the assessment of electrode location and analysis of the correlation to cochlear programming and performance in common cavity deformity

Xingmei WEI, China

16:59-17:06 Implementation of the international classification of functioning, disability and health model in cochlear implant recipients

Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA, Australia

17:06-17:13 Patient preferences for remote cochlear implant assessment: A discrete choice experiment

Cathy SUCHER, Australia

17:13-17:20 Investigating facial nerve stimulation after cochlear implantation

Farid ALZHRANI, Saudi Arabia

17:20-17:27 Cochlear implantation for auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder: An updated systematic review

Ghada BINKHAMIS, Saudi Arabia

17:27-17:34 The clinical trial of cochlear implantation in single-sided deafness in Japan

Masahiro TAKAHASHI, Japan

17:34-17:41 Sequential bilateral implantation in older children: Inter-implant map differences and their effects in functional outcomes

Mohamed ALSHEHABI, Bahrain

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14^th Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences
November 8-11, 2023 Coex Seoul, Korea