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

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

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

Morning Session 01 - Cochlear 08:00-08:50, Nov. 10, Room 103

08:00-08:05 Welcome
Yetta ABRAHAMS, Australia
08:05-08:15 The current state of adults with hearing loss worldwide
Brian KAPLAN, USA
08:15-08:30 Standard of care for adults with severe-profound hearing loss
Catherine BIRMAN, Australia
08:30-08:45 Converting need into demand – The hearing number initiative
Frank LIN, USA
08:45-08:50 Close
Anthony BISHOP, Australia

Instructional Course 01 08:00-08:25, Nov. 10, Room 104

Chairperson Seung Geun YEO, Korea
08:00-08:25 Complications of cochlear implant
Abdulrahman HAGR, Saudi Arabia

Instructional Course 02 08:00-08:25, Nov. 10, Room 105

Chairperson Seung Hwan LEE, Korea
08:00-08:25 Case discussion: Cochlear implantation in abnormal inner ears
Ing Ping Tang, Malaysia

Instructional Course 03 08:25-08:50, Nov. 10, Room 105

Chairperson Seung Hwan LEE, Korea
08:25-08:50 Patient delight factor with bone conduction device trials
Sumit Kumar GAUR, India

Instructional Course 04 08:00-08:25, Nov. 10, Room 201

Chairperson Jae Yun JUNG, Korea
08:00-08:25 Hearing implants and MRI: From bonebridge to CI
Georg SPRINZL, Austria

Instructional Course 05 08:25-08:50, Nov. 10, Room 201

Chairperson Jae Yun JUNG, Korea
08:25-08:50 The test electrode: A useful tool to decide between CI and ABI in vestibular schwannoma patients
Javier GAVILÁN, Spain

Instructional Course 06 08:00-08:25, Nov. 10, Room 202

Chairperson Jae Ho CHUNG, Korea
08:00-08:25 Clinical implication of hearing loss & cognitive function
Kyoung Ho PARK, Korea

Instructional Course 07 08:25-08:50, Nov. 10, Room 202

Chairperson Jae Ho CHUNG, Korea
08:25-08:50 Introducing the new eardrum hearing aid: Earlens
Chi-Kyou LEE, Korea

Oral Presentation 04 08:00-08:50, Nov. 10, Room 206

Chairpersons Jeon Mi LEE, Korea
Ji-Hye HAN, Korea
08:00-08:07 Efficient bone conduction pathway for unilateral deafness in fresh frozen cadaver
Young Joon SEO, Korea
08:07-08:14 Electrophysiological and behavioral programming parameters in patients with facial nerve stimulation post-cochlear implantation
Isra ALJAZEERI, Saudi Arabia
08:14-08:21 Effects of extended frame shift on speech perception with cochlear implants
Jiawen LI, China
08:21-08:28 The effect of place-frequency mismatch on performance with CIs
Luis LASSALETTA, Spain
08:28-08:35 Optimising sound perception of CI users by low-frequency stimulation
Martina BRENDEL, Germany
08:35-08:42 Novel speech coding strategy for better understanding of Indian languages and music perception: A preliminary report.
Prahlada NAYAKA BASAVANTHAPPA, India
08:42-08:49 Effect of deep neural network based singlechannel noise reduction on sound perception in cochlear implant users
Raphael KONING, Germany

Plenary Lecture 02 09:00-10:00, Nov. 10, Room 103

Chairperson Sang Heun LEE, Korea
09:00-10:00 Next generation concept to treat severe hearing loss – Advanced cochlear implantation
Thomas LENARZ, Germany

Sponsored Symposium 03 - MED-EL: "A Whole New Level of Hearing" 10:00-10:50, Nov.10, Room 103

Featured Talk 09 11:10-11:35, Nov. 10, Room 103

CI Complication

Chairperson Jin Woong CHOI, Korea
11:10-11:35 Cochlear implant revisions – What have we learned?
Joachim MÜLLER, Germany

Roundtable 05 11:35-12:55, Nov. 10, Room 103

CI Complication

Chairperson Jin Woong CHOI, Korea
Moderator Joachim MÜLLER, Germany
11:35-11:45 Complications in pediatric cochlear implantation and how to avoid?
Shankar B. MEDIKERI, India
11:45-11:55 Congenital CI recipients –up-grade surgery effective and reasonable
Rolf SALCHER, Germany
11:55-12:05 Decision making in revision/salvage/explantation & reimplantation in cochlear implant surgery - Tips & tricks
Sumit MRIG, India
12:05-12:15 Facial nerve stimulation in the narrow bony cochlear nerve canal after cochlear implantation
Moo Kyun PARK, Korea
12:15-12:25 Pathophysiology of facial nerve stimulation after CI surgeries: A retrospective analysis from 1151 patients
Hong Ju PARK, Korea
12:25-12:55 Panel Discussion

Roundtable 06 11:10-12:55, Nov. 10, Room 104

CI in SSD and AHL

Chairperson Joong Ho AHN, Korea
Moderator Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA, Australia
11:10-11:20 The effect of duration of hearing loss on cochlear implant outcomes in single-sided and highly asymmetric hearing loss
Cathy SUCHER, Australia
11:20-11:30 Benefits of cochlear implantation in children with unilateral hearing loss
Kevin BROWN, USA
11:30-11:40 Factors influencing performance and device use in children with unilateral hearing loss who use a cochlear implant
Lisa PARK, USA
11:40-11:50 Simultaneous cochlear implantation and intracochlear schwannoma removal
Yun-Hoon CHOUNG, Korea
11:50-12:55 Panel Discussion

Featured Talk 10 11:10-11:35, Nov. 10, Room 105

Post COVID & Telerehabilitation

Chairperson Jinsook KIM, Korea
11:10-11:35 Remote care – Putting the patient in charge
Helen CULLINGTON, UK

Symposium 13 11:35-12:55, Nov. 10. Room 105

Post COVID & Telerehabilitation

Chairpersons Jinsook KIM, Korea
Helen CULLINGTON, UK
11:35-11:50 Advantages and utilization of telemedicine for cochlear implant users
Kenichi TAKANO, Japan
11:50-12:05 Using a web-based experiment builder to replicate in-clinic sentence tests at home
Neil DONNELLY, UK
12:05-12:20 The use of smartphone applications in the aftercare of cochlear implant patients
Andreas BUECHNER, Germany
12:20-12:35 Parent coaching in telepractice: The lessons to learn from Malaysia
Basyariatul Fathi OTHMAN, Malaysia
12:35-12:50 The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on rehabilitation services provided for cochlear implant recipients in Saudi Arabia
Rihab H ALKHALIL, Saudi Arabia

Keynote Lecture 05 11:10-11:35, Nov. 10, Room 201

Chairperson Kyu-Yup LEE, Korea
11:10-11:35 Effects of congenital CMV infection on executive functioning, pragmatic skills and mental health in children with cochlear implants
Ulrika LÖFKVIST, Sweden

Symposium 14 11:35-12:55, Nov. 10, Room 201

Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder

Chairpersons Kyu-Yup LEE, Korea
S. Armagan INCESULU, Türkiye
11:35-11:50 Cochlear implantation in patients with auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder
S. Armagan INCESULU, Türkiye
11:50-12:05 Possibility of stem cell therapy to increase the performance the of CI in ANSD patients
Min Young LEE, Korea
12:05-12:20 Therapeutic effect of FAM19A5 antibody on noise-induced hearing loss in mice
Jinwoong BOK, Korea
12:20-12:35 Etiology and CI outcome in postlingual ANSD
Byung Yoon CHOI, Korea
12:35-12:55 Discussion

Featured Talk 11 11:10-11:35, Nov. 10, Room 202

Better Spectral and Temporal Resolution

Chairperson Jeong-Seo KIM, Korea
11:10-11:35 The TEMPORAL project: Optimizing speech coding strategies by using models and machine learning
Johan H.M. FRIJNS,
The Netherlands

Symposium 15 11:35-12:55, Nov. 10, Room 202

Better Spectral and Temporal Resolution

Chairpersons Jeong-Seo KIM, Korea
Johan H.M. FRIJNS, The Netherlands
11:35-11:50 Anatomic vs physiologic mapping
Oliver ADUNKA, USA
11:50-12:05 Spectral and temporal resolution over time for school-aged children with cochlear implants
Rene GIFFORD, USA
12:05-12:20 Novel cochlear stimulation with an apical electrode
J. Thomas ROLAND JR, USA
12:20-12:35 Spread of electric field, neural excitation and speech perception in CI patients after resection of intralabyrinthine schwannoma
Stefan K. PLONTKE, Germany
12:35-12:50 Clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of upgrading cochlear implant sound processors in older adults
Paola INCERTI, Australia

Featured Talk 12 11:10-11:35, Nov. 10, Room 203

Elderly CI and Cognition

Chairperson Hyun Joon SHIM, Korea
11:10-11:35 Elderly CI and cognition
Shakeel SAEED, UK

Symposium 16 11:35-12:55, Nov. 10, Room 203

Elderly CI and Cognition

Chairpersons Hyun Joon SHIM, Korea
Shakeel SAEED, UK
11:35-11:50 Hearing loss & dementia: Understanding & addressing hearing loss among persons living with dementia
Carrie NIEMAN, USA
11:50-12:05 Evaluation of the cognitive function in the cochlear implanted adults
Shi Nae PARK, Korea
12:05-12:20 Cochlear implantation and cognition in elderly patients
Huan JIA, China
12:20-12:35 Cognitive improvement after cochlear implantation in older adults with severe or profound hearing impairment: a prospective, longitudinal, controlled, multicenter study
Ellen ANDRIES, Belgium
12:35-12:50 Improving cognitive health of middle-aged and elderly patients (70+) with cochlear implantation
Heidi OLZE, Germany

Oral Presentation 05 11:10-12:55, Nov. 10, Room 206

Chairpersons Yong-Hwi AN, Korea
Hong Joon PARK, Korea
11:10-11:17 Determining optimal cochlear implant electrode array with OTOPLAN software
Hidekane YOSHIMURA, Japan
11:17-11:24 Brain MRI findings of prelingually deaf children and cochlear implant outcome
Majed ASSIRI, Saudi Arabia
11:24-11:31 Cochlear duct length estimation
Tawfiq KHURAYZI, Saudi Arabia
11:31-11:38 Anatomy-based frequency allocation in cochlear implantation: The importance of cochlear coverage
Isra ALJAZEERI, Saudi Arabia
11:38-11:45 Outcome variability of language development following cochlear implantation within the early critical period of 2 years
Angelika ILLG, Germany
11:45-11:52 Analysis of mapping characteristics of patients with autism spectrum disorder with cochlear implant
Euyhyun PARK, Korea
11:52-11:59 Dynamic range and neural response threshold in cochlear implant mapping, can be useful in predicting prognosis related to post-operative speech perception
Gi Jung IM, Korea
11:59-12:06 Reference values for early auditory preverbal skills of children with cochlear implants
Haihong LIU, China
12:06-12:13 Comparing beliefs and self-efficacy in Korean and American parents of young children with hearing loss
Jongmin JUNG, Korea
12:13-12:20 A novel approach of activating cochlear implant intraoperatively – A comparative study
Koralla Raja MEGHANADH, India
12:20-12:27 Influence of noise reduction algorithms and wireless streaming on speech and language skills of pediatric cochlear implantees
Aninda Duti BANIK, India
12:27-12:34 Can narrower frequency allocation improve speech perception in Korean cochlear implant users?
Soo Jeong CHOI, Korea
12:34-12:41 Localization ability in bilateral cochlear implant users and unilateral cochlear implant users for single-sided deafness and asymmetric hearing loss
Taegyeong KIM, Korea
12:41-12:48 Effect of an ambient noise reduction algorithm on cochlear implant users' speech perception and listening effort as a function of noise type
Verena MÜLLER, Germany

Keynote Lecture 06 13:50-14:15, Nov. 10, Room 103

Chairperson Beom Cho JUN, Korea
13:50-14:15 Hearing and balance for healthy aging
Manuel MANRIQUE RODRIGUEZ, Spain

Roundtable 07 14:15-15:35, Nov. 10, Room 103

“Older Adults”: The Future of Cochlear Implants?

Chairperson Beom Cho JUN, Korea
Moderator Michael GLUTH, USA
14:15-14:25 Neuroanatomical changes within an aging auditory system
Mark ECKERT, USA
14:25-14:35 Surgical candidate assessment considerations unique to “older” adults
Michael GLUTH, USA
14:35-14:45 Surgical and psychosocial challenges after cochlear implantation in older adults
Sunil DUTT, India
14:45-14:55 Supporting the psychosocial, psychological and cognitive needs of older adults
Dona JAYAKODY, Australia
14:55-15:05 Enhancing the quality of life of older adults with significant hearing loss by optimising clinical processes across the hearing journey
Cathy SUCHER, Australia
15:05-15:35 Panel Discussion

Featured Talk 13 13:50-14:15, Nov. 10, Room 104

Challenging Cases Ⅱ

Chairperson Sung Hwa HONG, Korea
13:50-14:15 Managing far advanced otosclerosis - Stapes surgery, hearing aids or CI?
Mohan KAMESWARAN, India

Roundtable 08 14:15-15:35, Nov. 10, Room 104

Challenging Cases Ⅱ

Chairperson Sung Hwa HONG, Korea
Moderator Mohan KAMESWARAN, India
14:15-14:25 Cochlear Implantation in Neurobrucellosis
Yüksel OLGUN, Türkiye
14:25-14:35 Cochlear implants in hypoplastic nerves - A South Gujarat perspective
Saumitra SHAH, India
14:35-14:45 Unusual cochlear implant surgeries- A Singaporean experience
Barrie TAN, Singapore
14:45-14:55 Under-emphasized complications in cochlear implantation
Heng-Wai YUEN, Singapore
14:55-15:05 Cochlear implantation in NF2 patients without intracochlear schwannoma removal
Patrick AXON, UK
15:05-15:35 Panel Discussion

Featured Talk 14 13:50-14:15, Nov. 10, Room 105

Recent Issues in Rehabilitation

Chairperson Hyunsook JANG, Korea
13:50-14:15 Predicting speech and language outcomes in 9-year-old children with hearing loss who use cochlear implants
Teresa CHING, Australia

Symposium 17 14:15-15:35, Nov. 10, Room 105

Recent Issues in Rehabilitation

Chairpersons Hyunsook JANG, Korea
Teresa CHING, Australia
14:15-14:30 Speech and lexical tone perception outcomes in Cantonese Chinese with cochlear implants
Iris NG, Hong Kong SAR
14:30-14:45 American cochlear implant alliance guidelines for implantation of children with single-sided deafness
Nancy M. YOUNG, USA
14:45-15:00 Educational and occupational status in prelingually deaf young people with cochlear implants
Woo Seok KANG, Korea
15:00-15:15 Depression, anxiety, and quality of life in patients with cochlear implant
M. Tayyar KALCIOGLU, Türkiye
15:15-15:30 Predictive factors for long-term speech perception and quality of life outcomes in Mandarin speaking adults with cochlear implant
Hung-Ching LIN, Taiwan

Featured Talk 15 13:50-14:15, Nov. 10, Room 201

Future Technology & Robotics

Chairperson Gi Jung IM, Korea
13:50-14:15 Development and translation of a new auditory nerve implant
Hubert LIM, USA

Symposium 18 14:15-15:35, Nov. 10, Room 201

Future Technology & Robotics

Chairpersons Gi Jung IM, Korea
Hubert LIM, USA
14:15-14:30 Robotic cochlea implantation
Marco CAVERSACCIO, Switzerland
14:30-14:45 The role of robotic assistance in cochlear implantation
William CROHAN, Australia
14:45-15:00 Robotic insertion of cochlear implant electrodes: Technique and interest
Christophe VINCENT, France
15:00-15:15 Cochlear implantation in post irradiation ears
Wai Tsz CHANG, Hong Kong SAR
15:15-15:30 The development and first clinical results of a partial ossicular replacement prosthesis with a concentric microsphere joint in the headplate
Dirk BEUTNER, Germany

Featured Talk 16 13:50-14:15, Nov. 10, Room 202

Pediatric CI Issues

Chairperson Moo-jin BAEK, Korea
13:50-14:15 Current issues with pediatric cochlear implantation: Patient evaluation, candidacy guidelines, vaccine requirements, age at implantation, surgical considerations and speech perception outcomes
Kenneth LEE, USA

Symposium 19 14:15-15:35, Nov. 10, Room 202

Pediatric CI Issues

Chairpersons Moo-jin BAEK, Korea
Kenneth LEE, USA
14:15-14:30 Bilateral cochlear implants
Joachim MÜLLER, Germany
14:30-14:45 Importance of age at 2nd implantation and inter-implant interval to the outcome of bilateral prelingually deafened pediatric cochlear implantation
Che-Ming WU, Taiwan
14:45-15:00 Electric acoustic stimulation in children
Lisa PARK, USA
15:00-15:15 Cochlear implant in young children: Challenges and outcome
Bee See GOH, Malaysia
15:15-15:30 Insertion of different electrode types in a 3D model of a patient with incomplete partition type III malformation
Janez REBOL, Slovenia

Featured Talk 17 13:50-14:15, Nov. 10, Room 203

Long-term Outcomes

Chairperson Jae-Hyun SEO, Korea
13:50-14:15 Neural interphase as important factor in “long term” results in cochlear implantation
Angel RAMOS-MACIAS, Spain

Roundtable 09 14:15-15:35, Nov. 10, Room 203

Long-term Outcomes

Chairperson Jae-Hyun SEO, Korea
Moderator Angel RAMOS-MACIAS, Spain
14:15-14:25 Long term outcomes with first generation cochlear implants – Australian experience
Robert BRIGGS, Australia
14:25-14:35 Stable long time speech comprehension in cochlear implantation
Rudolf HAGEN, Germany
14:35-14:45 Hearing preservation and EAS: Our “long, long-term” experience
Georg SPRINZL, Austria
14:45-14:55 Long-term course of elderly cochlear implant users: 10 years from age 65 and beyond
Yasushi NAITO, Japan
14:55-15:05 Advancing hearing health equity for older adults: Lessons from the HEARS RCT
Carrie NIEMAN, USA
15:05-15:35 Panel Discussion

Oral Presentation 06 13:50-15:35, Nov. 10, Room 206

Chairpersons Woongsang SUNWOO, Korea
Hye Yoon SEOL, Korea
13:50-13:57 The interphase gap (IPG) effect on electrically evoked compound action potential recorded from cochlear implant users with varied deaf duration
Jeong-Seo KIM, Korea
13:57-14:04 Real-time monitoring of electrocochleography during cochlear implantation via Advanced Bionic's AIM system
Jianan LI, China
14:04-14:11 Intraoperative estimation of the coupling efficiency in active middle ear implants
Mario CEBULLA, Germany
14:11-14:18 Use of the AIM tablet for intra-operative monitoring: Interpreting the data
Patrick BOYLE, Germany
14:18-14:25 First experience in ECAP measurements with SmartNav System
Vigen BAKHSHINYAN, Armenia
14:25-14:32 Do differences between cochlear implant electrode length based on clinician selection versus 3D-imaging-based selection influence hearing outcomes?
Aanand ACHARYA, Australia
14:32-14:39 Brain volumetric analysis of elderly based on hearing levels using Freesurfer
Joong Ho AHN, Korea
14:39-14:46 Crista fenestra morphology and cochlear implant approaches: A temporal bone computed tomography with three-dimensional reconstruction analysis
Atsumu TERAMURA, Japan
14:46-14:53 Evaluation of semi-automatic radiological tools for detection of scalar translocation
Johan H FRIJNS, The Netherlands
14:53-15:00 Individualized CI surgery by new innovations in radiological image processing
Tim NAUWELAERS, Germany
15:00-15:07 Cochlear implantation: Predicting round window niche visibility using one measurement in temporal bone-HRCT
Laila Mohamed TELMESANI, Saudi Arabia
15:07-15:14 Surgical results of cochlear implantation in congenital and acquired deafness
Erdenechuluun JARGALKHUU, Mongolia
15:14-15:21 Oval window electrode array insertion; An intra-operative decision making and its surgical and functional outcomes
Hafeza AHMAD, Malaysia

Roundtable 10 15:50-16:50, Nov. 10, Room 104

CI under Local Anesthesia

Chairperson Soo-Keun KONG, Korea
Moderator J. Thomas ROLAND JR, USA
15:50-16:00 Cochlear implantation under local anesthesia with conscious sedation in the elderly patient: Focus on surgical technique
J. Thomas ROLAND JR, USA
16:00-16:10 Monitored anesthesia care for cochlear implant under local anesthetic in elderly patients
Akira ISHIYAMA, USA
16:10-16:20 Cochlear implant surgery with conscious sedation in the very elderly: A feasibility study
Melville John DA CRUZ, Australia
16:20-16:30 Cochlear implantation under local anesthesia: The correlation of the patient's sound perception and ECocG responses during the electrode insertion
Aarno DIETZ, Finland
16:30-16:50 Panel Discussion

Symposium 20 15:50-16:50, Nov. 10, Room 105

Vestibular Implant

Chairpersons Gyu Cheol HAN, Korea
Jong Dae LEE, Korea
15:50-16:05 The vestibular implant: Implantation criteria and first results of the second generation device
Raymond VAN DE BERG, The Netherlands
16:05-16:20 Do we really need a vestibular implant for bilateral vestibular dysfunction?
Angel RAMOS-MACIAS, Spain
16:20-16:35 Recent advances on vestibular implant development
Angélica PÉREZ FORNOS, Switzerland
16:35-16:50 Clinical results and surgical technique in otolith end organ vestibular implant
Manuel MANRIQUE RODRIGUEZ, Spain

Keynote Lecture 07 15:50-16:15, Nov. 10, Room 201

Chairperson Yong-Ho PARK, Korea
15:50-16:15 Overview of US FDA regulation of medical device for start-up companies developing class II and class III hearing devices
Jongho Philip WON, USA

Symposium 21 16:15-17:35, Nov. 10, Room 201

Inner Ear Gene Therapy

Chairpersons Yong-Ho PARK, Korea
Jae Young CHOI, Korea
16:15-16:30 Therapeutic strategies for KCNQ4-associated hearing loss
Heon Yung GEE, Korea
16:30-16:45 Gene therapy and cochlear implantation: Can they be compatible?
Chen-Chi WU, Taiwan
16:45-17:00 Dominantly inherited hearing impairment: Cochlear implantation or disease-modifying therapy? Past, present and future
Vincent VAN ROMPAEY, Belgium
17:00-17:15 Therapeutic base editing for genetic hearing loss
Sang-Yeon LEE, Korea
17:15-17:30 Precision medicine and gene therapy for hearing loss
Xue Zhong LIU, USA

Featured Talk 18 15:50-16:15, Nov. 10, Room 202

Pediatric CI Outcomes

Chairpoerson Sang Yoo PARK, Korea
15:50-16:15 Clinical features of cochlear implants in children with additional needs
Jong Woo CHUNG, Korea

Symposium 22 16:15-17:35, Nov. 10, Room 202

Pediatric CI Outcomes

Chairpersons Sang Yoo PARK, Korea
Jong Woo CHUNG, Korea
16:15-16:30 Outcomes of early implanted children from early intervention 2016 – 2021: Barriers and facilitators
Aleisha DAVIS, Australia
16:30-16:45 Factors impacting cochlear implant outcomes - Lessons learnt
Kapil SIKKA, India
16:45-17:00 How effective is the use of EAS in pediatric CI users?
Young-Myoung CHUN, Korea
17:00-17:15 Long term cochlear implant sound processor usage in children with single-sided deafness cochlear implantation
Jafri KUTHUBUTHEEN, Australia
17:15-17:30 Routing speech perception to long term outcomes in children with CI
Banumathy NAGAMANI, India

Keynote Lecture 08 15:50-16:15, Nov. 10, Room 203

Chairperson Shi Nae PARK, Korea
15:50-16:15 Cortical development features in congenital deafness children after auditory brainstem implant
Hao WU, China

Roundtable 11 16:15-17:35, Nov. 10, Room 203

Public Consensus and Policy

Chairperson Shi Nae PARK, Korea
Moderator Frank LIN, USA
16:15-16:25 Humanitarian aspect in cochlear implants
Prepageran NARAYANAN, Malaysia
16:25-16:35 Cost-benefit analysis of CI – A societal perspective
Johan H.M. FRIJNS, The Netherlands
16:35-16:45 Over-the-counter hearing aids in the USA
Frank LIN, USA
16:45-16:55 Application of 60/60 cochlear implant referral criteria for a diverse patient population
Molly SMEAL, USA
16:55-17:05 Hearing rehabilitation for congenital canal atresia patients: What do they want?
Bee See GOH, Malaysia
17:05-17:15 Cochlear implantation in developing world: Public Perspectives in Indian Subcontinent
Grace BUDHIRAJA, India
17:15-17:35 Panel Discussion

Oral Presentation 07 15:50-17:35, Nov. 10, Room 206

Chairpersons Byung Chul KANG, Korea
Jee Eun SUNG, Korea
15:50-15:57 Prediction of cochlear implant effectiveness with surface-based morphometry
Shujiro MINAMI, Japan
15:57-16:04 Using anatomy-based fitting to reduce frequency-to-place mismatch in experienced bilateral cochlear implant users: A promising concept
Anja KURZ, Germany
16:04-16:11 Association of hearing loss with anatomical and functional connectivity in patients with mild cognitive impairment
You Young AN, Korea
16:11-16:18 Cochlear implant outcomes in the elderly patients: Experience over 10 years in Asan Medical Center
Hye Ah JOO, Korea
16:18-16:25 Difference of cochlear implant performances by various slim electrode types in postlingual deaf adults.
Se Eun YI, Korea
16:25-16:32 Association of regional cerebellar gray matter volume with speech intelligibility and effectiveness of cochlear implantation in elderly hearing loss
Seong Hoon BAE, Korea
16:32-16:39 Applying next generation sequencing to an early detection of hearing loss program
Alicia HUARTE, Spain
16:39-16:46 Biphasic effect of Apolipoprotein E ε4 Allele on hearing loss with age: A retrospective multicenter cohort study
Jae Sang HAN, Korea
16:46-16:53 Cochlear implantation in 47 syndromic hearing loss patients and the effect analysis
Yongyi YUAN, China
16:53-17:00 The comparison of residual hearing preservation rates in cochlear implantation patients according to the types of electrodes
Jungho HA, Korea
17:00-17:07 Cochlear implantation in single-sided deafness: Outcomes and its association with frequency-place mismatch
Shaza SALEH, Saudi Arabia
17:07-17:14 Feasibility of day surgery for cochlear implantation under conscious sedation with same-day fitting
Ahmad M ALDHAFEERI, Saudi Arabia
17:14-17:21 Spatial release of masking in congenitally deaf children after sequential bilateral cochlear implantation
Anita OBRYCKA, Poland
17:21-17:28 Outcomes of cochlear implantation in adult with asymmetric sensory neural hearing loss
Eung-Kyung CHO, Korea

Congress Dinner 19:00-21:00, Nov. 10, Room 103

19:00-21:00 Congress Dinner