Comfort Level Setting
Comfort Level Setting is a speech processor programming parameter adjustment that establishes the maximum electrical stimulation level a cochlear implant user can tolerate comfortably, distinguishing it from other auditory threshold settings by specifically defining the upper limit of the dynamic range for speech perception.
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University of Southern California
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University of Anbar
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