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Epidural recordings in cochlear implant users
2019
Journal of Neural Engineering
In the long term it is desirable for CI users to control their device via brain signals. A possible strategy is the use of auditory evoked potentials (AEPs). Several studies have shown the suitability of auditory paradigms for such an approach. However, these investigations are based on non-invasive recordings. When thinking about everyday life applications, it would be more convenient to use implanted electrodes for signal acquisition. Ideally, the electrodes would be directly integrated into
doi:10.1088/1741-2552/ab1e80
pmid:31042688
fatcat:g2wka2cjvzdrxbeolxuqznxcpq