Factors Affecting Performance in Adults With Cochlear Implants: A Role for Cognition and Residual Cochlear Function
Amit Walia(Washington University in St. Louis), Craig A. Buchman(Washington University in St. Louis), Matthew Shew(Washington University in St. Louis), Jacques A. Herzog(Washington University in St. Louis), Shannon M. Lefler(Washington University in St. Louis), Nedim Durakovic(Washington University in St. Louis), Amanda J. Ortmann(Washington University in St. Louis), Cameron C. Wick(Washington University in St. Louis)
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