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Hearing mechanism overview (processes)
pinna collects sound → funneled through ear canal → tympanic membrane vibrates → middle ear impedance matches → cochlear → organ of corti (tonotopic organization) → hair cells → spiral gangilan cells → VIII CN → primary auditor codex (brain)
Cochlea Info
2 ½ turns
tonotopic organization
base = high frequency
apex = low frequency
Organ of Corti Info
outer hair cells (12,000)
cochlear amplifier
sheering force
inner hair cells (3,500)
ions move in and out to signal spiral ganglian cells (8-20) to fires action potential
First point of electricity in the ear is where?
spiral ganglian cells (part of VIII CN)
Cochlear Implant Parts
external
sound processor
microphones
speech processor
cable
transmitting coil/headpiece
internal
magnet receiver
electrode array (whole line)
electrodes (boxes)
Cochlear Implant Sound Process
microphone picks up sound
speech processor digitalizes sound into electrical coded signals
signals sent though cable to transmitting coil
coil sents signals as FM radio signals to internal
delivers electrical energy to electrode array
electores stimulate auditory nerve fibers in cochlea
sends to brain
Success with a CI is highly dependent on what?
VIII CN
CI Manufacturers
Advanced Bionics
Cochlear
Med El
How to change manufactures?
explantation and replantation
Who completes CI surgery?
neurotologist ? (ENT specializes in neural stuff)
Initial appointment is how long after surgery?
6 weeks
Audiologist can do what during surgery?
do testing in OR to see if CI is working
Bacterial meningitis can do what to the cochlea?
Ossify (turn to bone)
failure rate is dependent on…
patient, pathology, surgical technique, implant chosen (by surgeon)
CI encode what well
time and temporal cues
CI do NOT encode what well?
frequency
Electrode inside cochlea how far?
1 ½ turns at most
problem for frequency resolution