Preliminary assessment of the feasibility of using AB words to assess candidacy in adultsTools Vickers, Deborah A. and Riley, Alison and Ricaud, Rebecca and Verschuur, Carl and Cooper, Stacey and Nunn, Terry and Webb, Kath and Muff, Joanne and Harris, Frances and Chung, Mark and Humphries, Jane and Langshaw, Alison and Poynter-Smith, Emma and Totten, Catherine and Tapper, Lynne and Ridgwell, Jillian and Mawman, Deborah and de Estibariz, Unai Martinez and O'Driscoll, Martin and George, Nicola and Pinto, Francesca and Hall, Anne and Llewellyn, Carol and Miah, Razun and Al-Malky, Ghada and Kitterick, Pádraig T. (2016) Preliminary assessment of the feasibility of using AB words to assess candidacy in adults. Cochlear Implants International, 17 (sup 1). pp. 17-21. ISSN 1467-0100 Full text not available from this repository.AbstractBackground: Adult cochlear implant (CI) candidacy is assessed in part by the use of speech perception measures. In the United Kingdom the current cut-off point to fall within the CI candidacy range is a score of less than 50% on the BKB sentences presented in quiet (presented at 70 dBSPL).
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