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Finally, these data were associated with the intracochlear conductivity paths calculated according to the

potential distribution data acquired with electrical field imaging.

Chapter 4

focuses on the use of cochlear

implants to measure the effectiveness of the electrode-neural interface using the electrically evoked action

potentials of neurons in the cochlea. The effects of parameter setting on SOE measurements are described.

Chapter 5

presents an analysis of the predictability of fitting levels based on a review of the clinical levels of

151 cochlear implants recipients. The T- and M-level percentiles, their mutual relationship and their course

during the first year after implantation are presented, and applicable predictive models for T- and M-levels

are obtained from the dataset.

Chapter 6

describes the differences along the array of T- and M-levels and

their relationship with intrascalar position. The insertion depth and distance to the modiolus are both taken

into consideration. The focus of this study is the differences in levels along the array, especially towards the

basal end of the array.