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Table of Contents
Welcome Message ················································· 10
Symposium Overview ·········································· 11
Committees ······························································ 12
Symposium Information
Floor Plan ··································································· 18
Program at a Glance ·············································· 20
Official Events ·························································· 24
General Information ·············································· 25
Local Information ··················································· 27
Scientific Program
Scientific Program Overview ····························· 30
Scientific Program ·················································· 33
Posters ········································································· 70
Exhibition
Exhibition Floor Plan ··········································· 112
Exhibitor Directory ··············································· 113
Author Index ············································· 120

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Welcome Message
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
On behalf of the Korean otologic and audiologic societies, it is my great pleasure and privilege
to welcome you all to the much-awaited 14th Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implant and
Related Sciences (APSCI 2023 Seoul), taking place on November 8-11, 2023 in Seoul, Korea. I am
especially thrilled that we can finally meet each other after the long and difficult pandemic times.
The global cochlear implant society has strived to provide the patients with better speech
perception and now expanding our horizon further, to focus on enhancing the quality of life
of our patients in various aspects. Under the theme ‘Towards better speech perception and
beyond’, we will be increasing our knowledge and broadening our perspectives with an extensive
program and coverage of ground-breaking findings from world-renowned speakers. We will cover
numerous emerging issues beyond the CI operation including, but not limited to, theory of mind,
school performance, mobile health, genetics, AI and more.
At APSCI 2023 Seoul, we will be learning together from the discoveries and researches by
the leading countries while considering the paths we are setting for our upcoming younger
generation around the world. Also, the exhibition will display the state-of-the-art technologies in
the related industry that enable better patient care.
Seoul is one of the world’s most lively cities where the global high-trends are flowing into, and you
will surely be delighted by its beautiful blend of rich tradition and dynamic culture during your
stay.
I sincerely appreciate your participation and enthusiasm for APSCI 2023 Seoul and truly hope that
you have a memorable time with your old and new friends here in Seoul.
Sincerely,
Seung-Ha OH M.D., Ph.D.

President, APSCI 2023 Seoul
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Symposium Overview
14th Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences

Title
(APSCI 2023 Seoul)
Theme Towards better speech perception and beyond
Dates November 8 (Wed) - 11 (Sat), 2023
Venue Coex Seoul, Korea
Hosted by Korean Otological Society
Organized by APSCI 2023 Seoul Organizing Committee
Official Language English
General Inquiries: [email protected]

Registration: [email protected]
Scientific Inquiries: [email protected]
Sponsorship & Exhibition: [email protected]
Secretariat
Korea Convention Services Ltd.

Tel. +82 2-3476-7700
E-mail [email protected]
Our Proud Sponsors
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Committees
Board Member
Honorary Board Iwao HONJO (Japan)
Tatsuya YAMASOBA (Japan) Norberto Villena MARTINEZ (The Philippines)
Seung-Ha OH (Korea) Wong-Kein Christopher LOW (Singapore)
Jong Woo CHUNG (Korea) Michael Chi Fai TONG (Hong Kong SAR)
Pu DAI (China) Prepageran NARAYANAN (Malaysia)
Chen-Chi WU (Taiwan) Enis Alpin GUNERI (Türkiye)
Akira ISHIYAMA (USA) Jun Ho LEE (Korea)
Hao WU (China) Satoshi IWASAKI (Japan)
Stephen O'LEARY (Australia) Neelam VAID (India)
Organizing Committee
President Seung-Ha OH
General Secretary Jun Ho LEE
Scientific Committee, Chair Ja-Won KOO
Joong Ho AHN Byung Yoon CHOI Gi-Jung IM Juyong CHUNG
Sung Wook JEONG Sung Huhn KIM Young-Ho KIM Soo-Keun KONG
Eun-Jung LEE Hyo-Jeong LEE Jong-Bin LEE Kyu-Yup LEE
Sang-Yeon LEE Il Joon MOON In Seok MOON Min-Hyun PARK
Moo Kyun PARK Shi-Nae PARK Yong-Ho PARK Hyun Joon SHIM
Jae-Jin SONG Myung-Whan SUH
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Scientific Committee
Chair Ja-Won KOO
Hyong-Ho CHO Byung Yoon CHOI Jae Young CHOI Jin Woong CHOI
Yun-Hoon CHOUNG Hyunsook JANG Sung Wook JEONG Bong Jik KIM
Jeong-Seo KIM Hyo-Jeong LEE Min Young LEE Sang-Yeon LEE
Youngmee LEE Il Joon MOON In Seok MOON Soo Hee OH
Hong Ju PARK Min-Hyun PARK Jae-Hyun SEO Hyun Joon SHIM
Jae-Jin SONG Jae-Jun SONG Myung-Whan SUH
Advisory Committee
Seong-Ki AHN Chang Hoon BAE Moo-Jin BAEK Sungwon CHAE
Chang Gun CHO Chang Hyun CHO Hyong-Ho CHO Sung Il CHO
Yang-Sun CHO Jae Young CHOI Youngseok CHOI Yun-Hoon CHOUNG
Young-Myoung CHUN Jong Woo CHUNG Won Ho CHUNG Sung Hwa HONG
Hyunsook JANG Jae-Yun JUNG Jinsook KIM Kyu-Sung KIM
Byung Don LEE Chang Ho LEE Il-Woo LEE Seung Hwan LEE
Seog-Kyun MUN Eui-Cheol NAM Sung Il NAM Hong Ju PARK
Kyoung Ho PARK Seung Geun YEO Mi-Sun YOON
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International Faculty
Oliver ADUNKA Rihab H ALKHALIL Ellen ANDRIES Patrick AXON
Wolf-Dieter
Dirk BEUTNER Catherine BIRMAN Robert BRIGGS
BAUMGARTNER
Kevin BROWN Grace BUDHIRAJA Andreas BUECHNER Marco CAVERSACCIO
Wai Tsz CHANG Kuang-Chao Joshua CHEN Pey Yu CHEN Teresa CHING
Inyong CHOI William CROHAN Helen CULLINGTON Melville John DA CRUZ
Pu DAI Aleisha DAVIS Anandhan DHANASINGH Aarno DIETZ
Neil DONNELLY Camille C. DUNN Sunil DUTT Mark ECKERT
Johan H.M. FRIJNS Erika B. GAGNON Phillip GANDER Sumit Kumar GAUR
Javier GAVILÁN Rene GIFFORD Michael GLUTH Bee See GOH
Mohnish GROVER Enis Alpin GUNERI Rudolf HAGEN Abdulrahman HAGR
Volkmar HAMACHER Douglas E. H. HARTLEY Chuan Jen HSU Chung-Feng HWANG
Paola INCERTI S. Armagan INCESULU Akira ISHIYAMA Dona JAYAKODY
Huan JIA M. Tayyar KALCIOGLU Mohan KAMESWARAN Shinichi KANEMARU
Sho KANZAKI Andrej KRAL Jafri KUTHUBUTHEEN Luis LASSALETTA
Kenneth LEE Thomas LENARZ Lieber Po-Hung LI Yongxin LI
Hubert LIM Charles LIMB Frank LIN Hung-Ching LIN
Pei-Hsuan LIN Xue Zhong LIU Ulrika LÖFKVIST Artur LORENS
Manuel MANRIQUE
Nozomu MATSUMOTO Tatsuo MATSUNAGA Shankar B. MEDIKERI
RODRIGUEZ
Rohit MEHROTRA Tobias MOSER Sumit MRIG Joachim MÜLLER
Banumathy NAGAMANI Yasushi NAITO Prepageran NARAYANAN Iris NG
Carrie NIEMAN Emre OCAK Yonghee OH Stephen O'LEARY
Levent OLGUN Yüksel OLGUN Heidi OLZE Basyariatul Fathi OTHMAN
Lisa PARK Angélica PÉREZ FORNOS Stefan K. PLONTKE Gunesh P. RAJAN
Angel RAMOS-MACIAS Janez REBOL J. Thomas ROLAND JR Jay T. RUBINSTEIN
Shakeel SAEED Rolf SALCHER Aniket SAOJI Ashima SAXENA
Levent SENNAROGLU Saumitra SHAH Kapil SIKKA Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI
Molly SMEAL Georg SPRINZL Hinrich STAECKER Cathy SUCHER
Kenichi TAKANO Hiroki TAKEDA Barrie TAN Ing Ping TANG
Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA Michael Chi Fai TONG Shin-ichi USAMI Neelam VAID
Raymond VAN DE BERG Vincent VAN ROMPAEY Christophe VINCENT Jongho Philip WON
Che-Ming WU Chen-Chi WU Hao WU Jiunn-Liang WU
Norio YAMAMOTO Tadao YOSHIDA Nancy M. YOUNG Heng-Wai YUEN
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Local Faculty
Joong Ho AHN Seong-Ki AHN Yong-Hwi AN Seong Hoon BAE
Moo-jin BAEK Jinwoong BOK Jiwon CHANG Ki Hong CHANG
Son A CHANG Sun O CHANG Chang Hyun CHO Hyong-Ho CHO
Sung Il CHO Yang-Sun CHO Young Sang CHO Byung Yoon CHOI
Jae Young CHOI Jin Woong CHOI Yun-Hoon CHOUNG Young-Myoung CHUN
Jae Ho CHUNG Jong Woo CHUNG Won-Ho CHUNG Heon Yung GEE
Gyu Cheol HAN Jae Sang HAN Ji-Hye HAN Kyung Wook HEO
Sung Hwa HONG Donggu HUR Gi Jung IM Hyunsook JANG
Jeong Hun JANG Jongmoon JANG Sung Wook JEONG Beom Cho JUN
Da Jung JUNG Jae Yun JUNG Jongmin JUNG Byung Chul KANG
Woo Seok KANG Bong Jik KIM Chang-Hee KIM Hyung Jong KIM
Jeong-Seo KIM Jinsook KIM Lee Suk KIM Sung Huhn KIM
Soo-Keun KONG Ja-Won KOO Sanghyun KWAK Chang Ho LEE
Chi-Kyou LEE Dong-Han LEE Ho-Ki LEE Hyo-Jeong LEE
Hyun Jin LEE Jeon Mi LEE Jong Dae LEE Jun Ho LEE
Kyu-Yup LEE Min Young LEE Sang Heun LEE Sang-Yeon LEE
Seung Hwan LEE Seung Jae LEE Sungsu LEE Youngmee LEE
Kyou-Sik MIN Il Joon MOON In Seok MOON Sung Il NAM
Seung-Ha OH Soo Hee OH Euyhyun PARK Hong Joon PARK
Hong Ju PARK Kyoung Ho PARK Min-Hyun PARK Moo Kyun PARK
Sang Yoo PARK Shi Nae PARK Yong-Ho PARK Jae-Hyun SEO
Jiwon SEO Young Joon SEO Hye Yoon SEOL Hyun Joon SHIM
Jae-Jin SONG Jae-Jun SONG Myung-Whan SUH Jee Eun SUNG
Woongsang SUNWOO Sang Won YEO Seung Geun YEO Mi-Sun YOON
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Symposium Information
Floor Plan
1F Grand Ballroom
Exhibition & Posters Session Rooms
Room
101-102
Exhibition
&
Preview Posters
Room
InterContinental
Registration Desk Seoul Coex
North Gate
Certificate of Attendance
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2F Conference Room North
Session Rooms
Room Room
210 211
Room Room
205 209
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Program at a Glance
November 8 (Wed), 2023
Room
Room 103 Room 104 Room 105 Room 201 Room 202 Room 203 Room 206
101-102
08:00
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
Exhibition
PS 01 PS 02 PS 03
Cochlear Advanced MED-EL
Bionics
17:00
18:00
Welcome Reception
19:00 (Grand Ballroom Lobby)
20:00
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November 9 (Thu), 2023
Room
101-102
08:00 Opening
Ceremony
PL 01
09:00 Frank LIN
SS 01
Cochlear
10:00
Coffee Break
FT 01 KL 01 FT 02
Pu DAI Seung-Ha OH Wolf-Dieter BAUMGARTNER
11:00
RT 01 RT 02 SP 01 SP 02 SP 03 SP 04 OP 01
Challenging Genetic Functional BCI & MEI in Electrically Mapping
Cases Ⅰ Landscape of Neuroimaging SSD & AHL Evoked Potential Technology
Hearing Loss
12:00
Exhibition & Posters
Lunch
13:00
FT 03 FT 04 KL 02 KL 03
Stephen O'LEARY Stefan K. PLONTKE Luis LASSALETTA Andrej KRAL
SP 05 SP 06 SP 07 SP 08 SP 09 AP 01 OP 02
14:00
Speech Biomedical & Imaging and Vestibular Residual Hearing Basic Research
Perception Cell Therapy Radiology Function Preservation Ⅰ
15:00
SS 02
Advanced Bionics
Coffee Break
16:00 FT 05 FT 06 FT 07 FT 08 KL 04
Thomas Lenarz Levent SENNAROGLU Charles LIMB Tobias MOSER Prepageran NARAYANAN
RT 03 RT 04 SP 10 SP 11 SP 12 AP 02 OP 03
17:00 Residual Hearing Auditory Music Perception Future Tinnitus Clinical Research
Preservation Ⅱ Brainstem and Sound Technology
Implant Localization & Electrode
18:00
19:00
20:00
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November 10 (Fri), 2023
Room
101-102
08:00 IC 01 IC 02 IC 04 IC 06
MS 01 Abdulrahman HAGR Ing Ping TANG Georg SPRINZL Kyoung Ho PARK
OP 04
Cochlear IC 03 IC 05 IC 07
Sumit Kumar GAUR Javier GAVILÁN Chi-Kyou LEE
Break
09:00
PL 02
Thomas LENARZ
10:00
SS 03
MED-EL
Coffee Break
11:00 FT 09 FT 10 KL 05 FT 11 FT 12
Joachim MÜLLER Helen CULLINGTON Ulrika LÖFKVIST Johan H.M. FRIJNS Shakeel SAEED
RT 05 RT 06 SP 13 SP 14 SP 15 SP 16 OP 05
12:00 CI Complication CI in SSD and AHL Post COVID & Auditory Neuropathy Better Spectral and Elderly CI and
Telerehabilitation Spectrum Disorder Temporal Resolution Cognition
13:00
Lunch
KL 06 FT 13 FT 14 FT 15 FT 16 FT 17
Manuel MANRIQUE
14:00 RODRIGUEZ Mohan KAMESWARAN Teresa CHING Hubert LIM Kenneth LEE Angel RAMOS-MACIAS
RT 07
“Older Adults”: RT 08 SP 17 SP 18 SP 19 RT 09 OP 06
The Future Challenging Recent Issues in Future Pediatric CI Long-term
of Cochlear Cases Ⅱ Rehabilitation Technology Issues Outcomes
15:00 & Robotics
Implants?
Coffee Break
KL 07 FT 18 KL 08
16:00 RT 10 SP 20 Jongho Philip WON Jong Woo CHUNG Hao WU
CI under Local Vestibular
Anesthesia Implant SP 21 SP 22 RT 11 OP 07
Inner Ear Pediatric CI Public Consensus
Gene Therapy Outcomes and Policy
17:00
18:00
19:00
Congress
20:00 Dinner
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November 11 (Sat), 2023
Room
101-102
08:00 IC 08 IC 10 IC 12
Catherine BIRMAN Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI In Seok MOON
OP 08 OP 09 OP 10 OP 11
IC 09 IC 11 IC 13
Il Joon MOON Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI Gunesh P. RAJAN
Break
09:00 PL 03
Angel
RAMOS-MACIAS
10:00 SP 27
FT 19 KL 09 FT 20
Chen-Chi WU Gunesh P. RAJAN Robert BRIGGS CI Vision 2023:
Leveraging Big
FT 21 Data for Future

Joachim MÜLLER SP 26 Insights
RT 12 Speech and
SP 23 SP 24 SP 28 OP 12
Revision Surgery Assisted Language
Genetic SP 25 Development of
11:00 Approach Outcomes
Information Future Living Guidelines:
for CI for CI For Cochlear
Technology
& TICI Implantation in
Adults
Closing
Ceremony
12:00
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Official Events
Welcome Reception
Date & Time November 8 (Wed), 18:00-20:00 Place Grand Ballroom Lobby
The Welcome Reception provides an excellent opportunity to network in the global community
where you can meet old friends as well as new colleagues at the start of the symposium. The
welcome reception is included in the registration, so all registered participants are welcome to
the delightful gathering.
Opening Ceremony
Date & Time November 9 (Thu) , 08:00-08:30 Place Room 103
We invite all participants to the Opening Ceremony where the highly anticipated
symposium will commence. A Korean traditional performance will be presented for an
inspiring start.
Congress Dinner
Date & Time November 10 (Fri), 19:00-21:00 Place Room 103
Join us for the Congress Dinner for a fantastic night! The congress dinner is the formal event of
APSCI 2023 Seoul and will take place in a spectacular atmosphere with great entertainment.
Also, the APSCI Prizes are presented to the winners. So, we encourage all participants to be in
attendance as it will be an evening not to be missed.
- Admission fee: USD 100
Closing Ceremony
Date & Time November 11 (Sat), 11:45-12:30 Place Room 103
Let us celebrate the end of a successful symposium and share gentle goodbye with one another.
The Travel Grants are presented during the Closing Ceremony, so the recipients are requested to
be present for the presentation.
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General Information
Registration Desk November 8 (Wed) 12:00-18:00
The registration desks are located in the side lobby
November 9 (Thu) 07:00-18:00
of the Grand Ballroom (1F). The desks are open
throughout the symposium period according to November 10 (Fri) 07:30-18:00
the following schedule:
November 11 (Sat) 07:30-12:00
Badges
Admission to all sessions and events during the symposium is by badges, lanyards and/or tickets
only. Please wear your badge and official lanyard at all times.
Delegate’s Registration Includes:

• Congress Materials (Congress Bag, Program Book, etc.)
• Welcome Reception, Opening Ceremony and Closing Ceremony
• Lunches
• Access to Scientific Sessions and Exhibition
• Option to purchase tickets for Congress Dinner
• Certificate of Attendance
Accompanying Person’s Registration Includes:

• Access to Exhibition and Welcome Reception
• Option to purchase tickets for Congress Dinner
• Lunches
Coffee Breaks November 9 (Thu) 10:20-10:40 & 15:55-16:10

Coffee breaks are held in 1F and 2F lobbies.
November 10 (Fri) 10:50-11:10 & 15:35-15:50
Lunches
November 9 (Thu) 12:25-13:20
Lunches are provided to delegates and
accompanying persons in session rooms as the November 10 (Fri) 12:55-13:50
following schedule.
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Certificate of Attendance
The Certificate of Attendance is available at a self-printing desk in the registration area (1F) for
delegates.
Information, Tour & Hotel Desk

Information Desk and Tour & Hotel Desk are located in the registration area (1F).
Exhibition November 8 (Wed) 14:00-19:00

Exhibition is held in the Room 101-102 and November 9 (Thu) 08:30-18:00
at the lobby (1F) during the following hours.
November 10 (Fri) 08:30-18:00
November 11 (Sat) 08:30-13:00
Award Presentation
The APSCI Prizes are awarded during the Congress Dinner on November 10, 2023.
The Travel Grants are presented during the Closing Ceremony on November 11, 2023.
Event APP
To enhance the meeting experience for participants, APSCI 2023 Seoul
provides a mobile application for the symposium, which provides
information on the scientific program, speakers, abstracts as well as
the exhibitor directory, floor plans and general information. Please
download the ‘APSCI 2023’ Application from your mobile phone App
store.
WiFi
Complimentary Wifi is available at Coex. Please use the following access information.
Wifi Connection: Coex Free Wi-Fi Zone
Prayer Room
The Prayer Room is located on the 3rd floor (near Hall E) and open during the following hours.
• Operating Hours: 03:00-22:00
Secretariat Office
The secretariat is located at the entrance of the Room 103.
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Local Information
Time Zone
Korea uses UTC/GMT+9 hours, referred as KST (Korea Standard Time).
Weather
During the congress period (November 8-11), Seoul is in the refreshing and moderate autumn
season at the average temperature of 15°C. It may be a little chilly at night. The water temperature
remains more or less 20°C, and it is common to have both moderate and light rain.
Language
The official language of Korea is Korean, but English is spoken at most hotels and at all major
tourist sites. All public transportation and information signs are also printed in English.
Bills & Money Exchange

The standard unit of currency in Korea is the Korean Won (KRW). Currency exchange can be
done at the airport as well as at the most of the banks by presenting your passport.
Credit Cards
Visa, MasterCard and JCB are widely accepted in Korea. AMEX is also accepted at some major
hotels and department stores.
Tax
Value-added tax (VAT) is levied on most goods and services at a standard rate of 10% and most of
the times, is included in the retailed price.
Tipping
Tipping is neither customary nor expected, although a ten percent tip may be offered for
extraordinary or special services.
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Electricity
The standard electricity supply is 220-volt AC at 60 Hz. Two types of round, two pin sockets are
used: Type C “Europlug” and Type F “Schuko”.
Telephone and Mobile

To make an international call from Korea, first dial International Phone Call Carriers (001, 002,
005, 008, 00365, 00700, 00770), then Country Code + Area Code + Phone Number. You can also
purchase a prepaid SIM Card that can be used in Korea.
Public Transportation
The city is served by an advanced and convenient network of buses and subways. Regular intercity
buses are the least expensive way to travel but make frequent stops. Bus and subway fares start
from KRW 1,500 and KRW 1,400 respectively and vary according to destination. Regular taxi fares
begin at KRW 4,800 and increase according to time and distance traveled. It is recommended that
you carry a map both in English and Korean and a hotel business card.
Emergency and Useful Number

Emergency Medical Information Center 1339
Fire/Medical Emergencies 119
Police 112
Local Directory Assistance 114
Tourist Information Helpline 1330
International Taxi Call Center(English, Japanese, Chinese) 1644 - 2255
International Collect Calls SKT 00700
KT 001
LG U+ 002
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Scientific Program
Scientific Program Overview
The APSCI 2023 Seoul Scientific Program will explore a wide variety of topics and issues in the
field of the Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences, providing participants with an extraordinary
learning experience.
Session Definition
No. of
Session Type Definition Lectures
A Plenary Lecture is a 1-hour special lecture on inspiring topics in

PL Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences with no parallel sessions. 3
Plenary Lecture A chairperson will introduce the speaker.
A Featured Talk is given at the start of a Symposium and/or

FT Roundtable session. The 25-minute lead-off lecture will address
leading subjects in relation to the Symposium or Roundtable session 21
Featured Talk
following. A chairperson will introduce the speaker.
A Keynote Lecture is a 25-minute presentation on leading topics in
KL the field of Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences. A chairperson will 9
Keynote Lecture introduce the speaker.
An Instructional Course runs for 25 minutes and provides the

IC audience with highly educational contents. A chairperson will chair 13
Instructional Course two Instructional Courses.
A Symposium-type session presents a holistic approach and
SP discussion on a particular topic. The 60 to 105-minute session consists
of 15-minute presentations by 4-7 speakers. Two chairpersons will 137
Symposium-type Session
lead the session.
A Roundtable is a 60 to 105-minute discussion between experts on a
specific issue. A chairperson will introduce a moderator who will then
lead the session. The moderator will first give a brief introduction
RT on the topic, presents his own Featured Talk or first talk of the 62
Roundtable-type Session roundtable, invites experts for a 10-munite presentation each and
lead a discussion with all speakers to share different opinions and
insights on issues brought on the table.
Papers of groundbreaking researches on cochlear implant compete
AP for six APSCI Prizes during two APSCI Prize Sessions. Ten abstracts are
presented in a session for 10 minutes each and evaluated by a group 19
APSCI Prize Session
of judges.
Through a 7-minute Oral Presentation, the presenter shares with
OP the audience interesting researches and issues of this field. Two 129
Oral Presentation chairpersons will introduce the presenters.
PS/SS/MS
Pre-congress Symposium Leading companies of the industry present their latest research and
technologies through these sessions. 7
Sponsored Symposium
Morning Session
Total 400
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Posters
Posters are displayed in the Room 101-102 and the lobby (1F) during the symposium period.
Presenters are requested to bring their own printed posters, put them on the allocated boards and
remove them afterwards according to the following hours.
November 8 (Wed) 12:00 - 18:00
Poster Set-up
November 9 (Thu) 07:00 - 10:00
November 11(Sat) 12:00 - 14:00
Poster Removal
*Posters that remain after 14:00 will be removed without notice.
Poster Area Topics

ㆍGenetics: Diagnosis/ Prediction ㆍBasic Research (Others) & Future Technology
A–D ㆍAudiological Examination ㆍPublic Awareness/ Public Health
ㆍRadiology ㆍMiscellaneous
ㆍSurgical Issues and Complications ㆍSequential CI, Asymmetric/ SSD (Outcome)
E–I ㆍHearing Preservation & Bimodal Hearing ㆍElderly CI & Cognition
ㆍInner Ear Anomaly ㆍCentral Auditory Pathway & Brain Plasticity
ㆍTumor ㆍPsychoacoustics
ㆍIntraoperative Monitoring ㆍMusic Perception & QOL
J–L
ㆍCoding Strategy ㆍVestibule & Tinnitus
ㆍMapping, Rehabilitation & Speech Therapy ㆍOther Implantable Hearing Devices
A-B C-D
Room Room Room
103 104 105
Room
101-102
E-I
J
K L
InterContinental
North Gate Seoul Coex
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Preview Room
All Speakers are requested to visit the Preview Room, located in the registration area, to submit
the final version of the presentation files and/or check their presentation materials. The Preview
Room operates according to the following schedule :
• November 8 (Wed) 12:00 - 18:00 • November 10 (Fri) 07:00 - 18:00

• November 9 (Thu) 07:00 - 18:00 • November 11 (Sat) 07:00 - 10:00
APSCI Prize Award

The APSCI 2023 Seoul presents APSCI Prizes on the presentations of groundbreaking researches in
the field of Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences. The final nominees present at the APSCI Prize
Sessions for the final evaluation, and a total of six APSCI Prize winners will be awarded a monetary
prize of KRW 1,000,000 each: three winners from the basic research and three winners from the
clinical research. The award presentation is held during the Congress Dinner on Nov. 10, 2023.
Abstracts
You can download the Abstract Book from the Symposium Mobile Application. Please download
the ‘APSCI 2023’ Mobile Application from the App store on your mobile phone.
10:40-11:05 Nov. 9 Room 201

SP 02 Functional Neuroimaging
Sung Il NAM (Korea)

Chairperson Wolf-Dieter BAUMGARTNER
(Austria)
Abstract No.
11:05 Benefits of active middle ear SP
implants in mixed hearing loss: 02-1
Stapes versus round window
Jae Young CHOI (Korea)
11:20 BAHA Attract and OSIA 2 in SP
single sided deafness 02-2
Robert BRIGGS (Australia)
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Scientific Program
15:00-18:00 Nov. 8 Room 201 Intra-Operative Measurement: Boost
confidence of Insertion
PS 01 Cochlear
15:30 Introduction to AIM
15:05 Introduction to the Nucleus Patrick BOYLE (UK)
SmartNav System
15:40 Basics of ECochG & AIM in clinical use
Jan JANSSEN (Australia)
Patrick AXON (UK)
15:20 Introduction to Cochlear Connected
Care 15:55 Individualized CI insertion based on
image analysis and intra-operative
Craig SHARP (Australia)
ECochG monitoring
15:30 The impact of SmartNav on CI Thomas LENARZ (Germany)
surgery
16:10 Round Table: Future innovations in
Akira ISHIYAMA (USA)
Structure and Hearing Preservation
15:50 Introducing SmartNav into the
clinical setting
15:00-18:00 Nov. 8 Room 203
16:10 SmartNav demonstration: Surgical
experience sharing and walk through PS 03 MED-EL
of features
15:00 HEARRING: "Cochlear Implantation
Brian KAPLAN (USA)
in Adults: What's the Difference?”
16:45 Panel Discussion
16:00 MED-EL: "Research & Innovation in
Yetta ABRAHAMS (Australia) Otologic Surgery"
17:10 Questions 17:00 MED-EL: "Clinical Practice with
Yetta ABRAHAMS (Australia) MED-EL Hearing Solutions"
15:00-18:00 Nov. 8 Room 202

PS 02 Advanced Bionics
Importance of Hearing and Structure

Preservation
15:00 Importance of low-frequency hearing
Charles LIMB (USA)
15:10 Long-term experiences with the SlimJ
electrode
James TYSOME (UK)
15:20 International SlimJ hearing
preservation results
Ersin AVCI (Germany)
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08:30-09:30 Nov. 9 Room 103
Hearing loss, cognition, and 11:20 Superficial siderosis: Clinical RT
PL 01 brain health – Results from the course and outcome of cochlear 01-5
ACHIEVE randomized trial implant
Ja-Won KOO (Korea)
Chairperson Lee Suk KIM (Korea)
11:30 Retrofacial approach for RT
Speaker Frank LIN (USA) PL 01 cochlear implantation 01-6
Kuang-Chao Joshua CHEN (Taiwan)
11:40 Hearing rehabilitation in RT
09:30-10:20 Nov. 9 Room 103 patients with intralabyrinthine 01-7
SS 01 Cochlear schwannomas. A single centre

experience from 72 patients
09:35 Cochlear’s pioneering technology: Stefan K. PLONTKE (Germany)
Future technology & clinical
innovations 11:50 Revision surgery for cochlear RT
implant 01-8
Jan JANSSEN (Australia)
Mohnish GROVER (India)
09:45 Perimodiolar science 12:00
J. Thomas ROLAND (USA) ~ Panel Discussion
12:25
10:00 What SmartNav means for clinical
practice: The clinician's perspective
10:40-12:25 Nov. 9 Room 103

RT 01 Challenging Cases Ⅰ
Chairperson Sun O CHANG (Korea)
Moderator Jong Woo CHUNG (Korea)
10:40 Role of cochlear implantation in RT
intralabyrinthine schwannomas 01-1
Jong Woo CHUNG (Korea)
10:50 Round window stenosis/atresia RT
01-2
Neelam VAID (India)
11:00 Cochlear implantation in ossified RT
cochlea: Our experience 01-3
Sunil DUTT (India)
11:10 Stapes footplate fistula in inner RT
ear malformations 01-4
Levent SENNAROGLU (Türkiye)
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10:40-11:05 Nov. 9 Room 104 10:40-11:05 Nov. 9 Room 105
Genetic study in Chinese CI Impact of cochlear implantation
FT 01 candidate on brain cortical activity and
KL 01 auditory function in single-
Chairperson Bong Jik KIM (Korea) sided deafness: A PET study
Speaker Pu DAI (China) FT 01 Chairperson Sung Il NAM (Korea)
Speaker Seung-Ha OH (Korea) KL 01
11:05-12:25 Nov. 9 Room 104

Genetic Landscape of Hearing
RT 02 Loss
11:05-12:25 Nov. 9 Room 105
SP 01 Functional Neuroimaging
Chairperson Bong Jik KIM (Korea)
Seung-Ha OH (Korea)
Moderator Pu DAI (China) Chairpersons
Sung Il NAM (Korea)
11:05 Genetic landscape of HL in Japan RT
02-1 11:05 Prediction of cochlear implant SP
Shin-ichi USAMI (Japan)
outcome using brain imaging 01-1
11:15 The genetics of hearing loss (in RT
02-2 Douglas E. H. HARTLEY (UK)
UK or Europe)
Shakeel SAEED (UK) 11:20 Functional imaging and SP
electrophysiology for the 01-2
11:25 An international multi-center RT diagnostics and prognostics of
study on the natural history of 02-3 CI
TMPRSS3 and related cochlear
Chen-Chi WU (Taiwan)
implant outcomes
Xue Zhong LIU (USA) 11:35 Brain glucose metabolism in the SP
profoundly deafened elderly: A 01-3
comparison between ineffective
11:35 Genetic evaluation and RT hearing aid users and effective
treatment of hearing loss: Are 02-4 cochlear implant users
we there yet?
Yasushi NAITO (Japan)
Emre OCAK (Türkiye)
11:50 Cortical reorganization following SP
11:45 01-4
~ Panel Discussion auditory deprivation predicts
12:25 cochlear implant performance in
postlingually deaf adults
Hong Ju PARK (Korea)
12:05 Neural correlates of speech-in- SP
noise performance in cochlear 01-5
implant users: PET and EEG
studies
Phillip GANDER (USA)
12:20
~ Discussion
12:25
35
10:40-11:05 Nov. 9 Room 201 10:40-12:25 Nov. 9 Room 202
FT 02
Surgical treatment of single SP 03 Electrically Evoked Potential
sided deafness
Kyoung Ho PARK (Korea)
Chairperson Sung Il CHO (Korea) Chairpersons
Sung Wook JEONG (Korea)
Speaker Wolf-Dieter
BAUMGARTNER (Austria) FT 02 10:40 Predicting preservation of SP
residual hearing from cochlear- 03-1
implant derived measurements
Stephen O'LEARY (Australia)
11:05-12:25 Nov. 9 Room 201
10:55 The limitations of using eCAPs SP
SP 02 BCI & MEI in SSD & AHL for fitting - Results from a meta- 03-2
analysis
Sung Il CHO (Korea)
Johan H.M. FRIJNS (The Netherlands)
Chairpersons Wolf-Dieter
11:10 The feasibility of electrically- SP
BAUMGARTNER (Austria) evoked compound action 03-3
11:05 Benefits of active middle ear potential (ECAP) metrics to

SP
02-1 objectively characterize the
implants in mixed hearing loss:
functional status of the auditory
Stapes versus round window
nerve in CI users
Jeong-Seo KIM (Korea)
11:20 BAHA Attract and OSIA 2 in SP
02-2 11:25 ECAP-based positioning SP
single sided deafness 03-4
of electrode in cochlear
Robert BRIGGS (Australia) implantation
11:35 Efficacy of Bonebridge on single SP Byung Yoon CHOI (Korea)
sided deafness; A prospective 02-3
11:40 Access resistance and SP
multicenter study 03-5
polarization impedance
Yun-Hoon CHOUNG (Korea) measurements in cochlear
11:50 Bonebridge in children with SP implant patients with
pinna abnormalities and canal 02-4 fluctuating electrode
atresia impedances
Ing Ping TANG (Malaysia) Aniket SAOJI (USA)
12:05 Active middle ear implants in SP

11:55 Using cochlear implant SP
02-5 transimpedance/electric 03-6
chronic otitis media cases
field imaging measurements
Levent OLGUN (Türkiye) to identify extracochlear
12:20 electrodes in clinical practice
~ Discussion
12:25 Patrick AXON (UK)
12:10 Pre and postoperative SP
electrocochleography in 03-7
cochlear implant cases
Rohit MEHROTRA (India)
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SP 04 Mapping Technology OP 01 Oral Presentation 01
Soo Hee OH (Korea) Moo Kyun PARK (Korea)

Chairpersons Chairpersons
Rene GIFFORD (USA) Sanghyun KWAK (Korea)
10:40 Image-guided cochlear implant SP 10:40 The feasibility of a footswitch OP
programming in adults and 04-1 operated robotic arm three- 01-1
children to minimize channel dimensional exscope for
interaction and frequency-to- cochlear implantation
place mismatch Aarno DIETZ (Finland )
Rene GIFFORD (USA)
10:47 Comparison of conventional OP
10:55 Clinical significance of the SP technique with suture fixation 01-2
impedance and neural response 04-2 and subperiostal tight pocket
telemetric thresholds in technique on revision cochlear
Mandarin-speaking cochlear implantation rate
implant patients Abdullah DALGIC (Türkiye)
Chung-Feng HWANG (Taiwan)
10:54 Insertion considerations OP
11:10 Pediatric cochlear implant SP for cochlear slim modiolar 01-3
wear time and early language 04-3 electrode
development Akinori KASHIO (Japan)
Erika B. GAGNON (USA)
11:01 Systematic review of the efficacy OP
11:25 Activation on sound processor: SP of transimpedance matrix 01-4
Never been too early 04-4 (TIM) recording to confirm
Abdulrahman HAGR (Saudi Arabia) optimal intracochlear electrode
placement
11:40 Early activation after SP
04-5 David SCHRAMM (Canada)
cochlear implantation: CHGH
experiences and literature 11:08 Clinical summary of cochlear OP
review implant (CI) in patients with 01-5
Lieber Po-Hung LI (Taiwan) middle ear infectious diseases
Hui ZHAO (China)
11:55 Minimum speech test battery SP
3 (MSTB-3) for adult cochlear 04-6 11:15 - OP
implant candidacy and follow- 01-6
up care
11:22 Temporal swelling following OP
Camille C. DUNN (USA) 01-7
cochlear implantation:
12:10 Timing of acoustic hearing SP Frequency, treatment, and
changes after cochlear 04-7 outcomes
implantation Mariko KASUGA (Japan)
Camille C. DUNN (USA)
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13:20-13:45 Nov. 9 Room 103
11:29 FDA clinical trial to expand MED- OP Intraoperative ECochG as a
EL pediatric cochlear implant 01-8 FT 03 predictor of speech perception
indications in the United States
Nancy YOUNG (USA) Chairperson Min-Hyun PARK (Korea)
11:36 A review of surgical and OP Speaker Stephen O'LEARY

audiological outcomes of 01-9 (Australia) FT 03
bonebridge at tertiary centres
in Sarawak Malaysia
Asfa Najmi MOHAMAD YUSOF
(Malaysia) 13:45-15:05 Nov. 9 Room 103
11:43 A new objective-based method OP SP 05 Speech Perception

for measuring cochlear duct 01-10
length Min-Hyun PARK (Korea)
Chairpersons
Rabea AL SABILAH (Saudi Arabia) Stephen O'LEARY (Australia)
11:50 Auditory rehabilitation in OP 13:45 Importance of place-pitch SP
patients with auditory nerve 01-11 05-1
fidelity for binaural hearing
dysplasia in cochlear implant recipients
Serafima SUGAROVA (Russia) with preserved low frequency
hearing
11:57 Determining factors for OP
outcomes of cochlear 01-12 Kevin BROWN (USA)
implantation in patients with 14:00 Binaural benefit after sequential SP
congenital cytomegalovirus bilateral implantation in 05-2
infection: A case-series study children
Yen-Hui LEE (Taiwan) Artur LORENS (Poland)
12:04 Complications in cochlear OP 14:15 Importance of temporal fine SP
implantation: Facing our fears 01-13 05-3
structure in CI users
and learning from our mistakes!
Hyun Joon SHIM (Korea)
Vidhu SHARMA (India)
14:30 Neurofeedback training of SP
12:11 Revolutionizing patient care: A OP auditory selective attention 05-4
decade of global CI indications 01-14
for improving speech-in-noise
expanding boundaries and perception
transforming lives
Inyong CHOI (USA)
Radesh NAJRAN (Austria) 14:45
~ Discussion
15:05
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13:20-13:45 Nov. 9 Room 104 13:20-13:45 Nov. 9 Room 105
Drug delivery to the inner ear Cochlear implantation surgery
KL 02
FT 04 in combination with cochlear in challenging cases
implants
Chairperson Ki Hong CHANG (Korea)
Chairperson Chang Ho LEE (Korea)
Speaker Luis LASSALETTA (Spain) KL 02
Speaker Stefan K. PLONTKE
(Germany) FT 04
13:45-15:05 Nov. 9 Room 105

SP 07 Imaging and Radiology
13:45-15:05 Nov. 9 Room 104
SP 06 Biomedical & Cell Therapy Ki Hong CHANG (Korea)
Chairpersons
Neil DONNELLY (UK)
Chang Ho LEE (Korea)
Chairpersons
Stefan K. PLONTKE (Germany) 13:45 The efficacy of intraoperative SP
mobile cone-beam computed 07-1
13:45 Animal study on the hearing SP tomography during cochlear
preservation using electrode- 06-1 implantation
coupled microstructure for drug Norio YAMAMOTO (Japan)
delivery
14:00 Intraoperative and SP
Jeong Hun JANG (Korea) 07-2
postoperative radiology
14:00 How to increase inner ear drug SP Ashima SAXENA (India)
delivery less invasively - An 06-2
experimental study 14:15 3D-reconstruction image of SP
computed tomography for 07-3
Yong-Ho PARK (Korea)
cochlear implantation
14:15 Perilymph sampling to identify SP Beom Cho JUN (Korea)
potential poor performers 06-3
14:30 Identification of partial SP
Hinrich STAECKER (USA) 07-4
cochlear implant insertion
14:30 Transplantation of human ES SP with intraoperative electrical
cells to the ablated mouse 06-4 field imaging-Transimpedance
cochlea matrix analysis
Hiroki TAKEDA (Japan) Neil DONNELLY (UK)
14:45 Three trials: COACH, Rincell-1 14:45
SP ~ Discussion
and IMPACT 06-5 15:05
Douglas E. H. HARTLEY (UK)
15:00
~ Discussion
15:05
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13:20-13:45 Nov. 9 Room 201 13:20-15:05 Nov. 9 Room 202
Developmental hearing SP 09 Residual Hearing PreservationⅠ
KL 03 experience shapes auditory top-
down processing Sang Won YEO (Korea)
Chairperson
Chairperson Seong-Ki AHN (Korea) Jae-Jin SONG (Korea)
Speaker Andrej KRAL (Germany) KL 03 13:20 Benefits & challenges of SP
combined electric & acoustic 09-1
hearing in adults and children
Rene GIFFORD (USA)
13:45-15:05 Nov. 9 Room 201
13:35 Preimplant hearing threshold: SP
SP 08 Vestibular Function An important predictor of 09-2
hearing preservation in cochlear
Seong-Ki AHN (Korea) implantation with lateral wall
Chairpersons
Hong Ju PARK (Korea) electrodes
Jin Woong CHOI (Korea)
13:45 Vestibular status of pre and SP
post-lingual profound hearing 08-1 13:50 Electrocochleography for SP
hearing preservation in CI 09-3
loss adults with no complaint of
dizziness Oliver ADUNKA (USA)
Myung-Whan SUH (Korea) 14:05 Intraoperative SP
14:00 Vestibular phenotype in electrocochleography, 09-4
SP
hereditary hearing loss 08-2 electrode scan and immediate
postoperative bone conduction
Sung Huhn KIM (Korea)
threshold measurement to
14:15 Evaluation of balance capacities SP understand residual hearing
in children 08-3 loss following cochlear
Angélica PÉREZ FORNOS
implantation
(Switzerland) Aniket SAOJI (USA)
14:30 Vertigo and nystagmus SP 14:20 Intraoperative and SP
associated with sudden hearing 08-4 postoperative intracochlear 09-5
loss electrocochleography
Chang-Hee KIM (Korea)
measured from EAS users
14:45 Electrical stimulation of cochlear SP
implant on vestibular function 08-5 14:35 Mechanical factors affecting SP
Ja-Won KOO (Korea)
intracochlear pressure variation 09-6
in in-vitro cochlear implantation
15:00
~ Discussion William CROHAN (Australia)
15:05
14:50 Preoperative evaluation of SP
electrode trajectory to preserve 09-7
residual hearing in CI
Yun-Hoon CHOUNG (Korea)
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13:20-15:05 Nov. 9 Room 203
APSCI Prize Session 01 – 14:30 Early postoperative benefit AP
AP 01 Basic Research in receptive and expressive 01-8
language development of
Pu DAI (China) cochlear implantation under 9
Chairpersons months of age in comparison to
Jae Young CHOI (Korea) those implanted at later ages
13:20 Genomic foundation of AP
Seung Jae LEE (Korea)
sensorineural hearing loss 01-1 14:40 Ensuring auditory cortex AP
Sang-Yeon LEE (Korea) activation: Optimisation of 01-9
a cochlear implant and its
13:30 BEARS (both ears) - Virtual AP outcomes
reality training to improve 01-2
binaural hearing in children Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA (Australia)
Helen CULLINGTON (UK)

13:40 Prediction of cochlear implant AP
fitting by machine learning 01-3
techniques 13:20-15:05 Nov. 9 Room 206
Hajime KOYAMA (Japan) OP 02 Oral Presentation 02
13:50 Long term effects of early age AP Jiwon CHANG (Korea)
at cochlear implantation on 01-4 Chairpersons
metaphor comprehension in Euyhyun PARK (Korea)
Swedish adolescents and young
adults 13:20 Device selection between bone OP
conduction and active middle 02-1
Malin DAHLBY SKOOG (Sweden) ear implants – Outcomes and
14:00 Attentional modulation of brain AP experiences over a 10-year period
responses is related to speech 01-5 Aanand ACHARYA (Australia)
perception abilities in cochlear
implant users. 13:27 Influence of adaptive digital OP
modulation Roger technology on 02-2
Ji-Hye HAN (Korea) speech perception performance
14:10 Preoperative estimation of AP in cochlear implant users in the
surviving neurons at different 01-6 real world scenario
cochlear sites in partially deaf Aninda Duti BANIK (India)
rats using the electrically
evoked auditory brainstem 13:34 The novel active transcutaneous OP
response bone conduction implant Sentio: 02-3
Preclinical output performance
Woonhoe GOO (Korea) evaluation
14:20 Assessment of music AP Hannes MAIER (Germany)
perception(AMP) and music 01-7
rehabilitation program (MRP) 13:41 Adhesive versus passive bone OP
conduction implants 02-4
for cochlear implant users
Sungmin JO (Korea) Javier GAVILÁN (Spain)
41
13:48 Results of the Osia II System in OP 14:51 Relationship between vestibular OP
patients with mixed hearing 02-5 function and hearing in children 02-14
loss after middle ear surgery with cochlear implantation
Kyung-Seok PARK (Korea) Ruijie WANG (China)
13:55 Different approaches in OP
active transcutaneous bone 02-6
conduction implant
Mario Emilio ZERNOTTI (Argentina) 15:05-15:55 Nov. 9 Room 103
14:02 Intraoperative auditory OP Advanced Bionics:
brainstem responses with 02-7 SS 02 30 Years of Innovation
vibrant sound bridge
15:05 A journey through 30 years of
Medhat YOUSEF (Saudi Arabia)
innovation
14:09 Long-term result of bonebridge OP Victoria CARR-BRENDEL (USA)
in aural atresia 02-8
15:15 Powerful hearing experiences
Paninee CHARUSRIPAN (Thailand)
Andreas BÜCHNER (Germany)
14:16 A totally implantable cochlear OP
implant shows potential 02-9 15:25 Enhanced listening in complex
benefits for adults with hearing environments
loss Angélica PÉREZ FORNOS
Philippe LEFEBVRE (Belgium) (Switzerland)
14:23 Long-term outcomes and its OP 15:35 Performance insights and easy online
relationship with objective 02-10 upgrades
measures in children with Neil DONNELLY (UK)
auditory brainstem implant
15:45 Future technologies
Ranjith RAJESWARAN (India)
Volkmar HAMACHER (Germany)
14:30 Hearing outcomes following OP
cochlear implantation with 02-11
anatomic or default frequency
mapping in postlingual
deafness adults
Xinmiao FAN (China)
14:37 Cochlear implantation OP
versus auditory brainstem 02-12
implantation in children with
auditory nerve deficiencies
Zhihua ZHANG (China)
14:44 Exploring the impact of OP
active transcutaneous bone 02-13
conduction implant on tinnitus
in patient with asymmetric
hearing loss or single-sided
deafness
Ji Hyung LIM (Korea)
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16:10-16:35 Nov. 9 Room 103 16:10-16:35 Nov. 9 Room 104
Hearing preservation – Cochlear Indications and long term
FT 05 implantation using the concept FT 06 outcome of pediatric ABI
of partial insertion
Chairperson Chang Hyun CHO (Korea)
Chairperson Won-Ho CHUNG (Korea)
Speaker Levent SENNAROGLU
Speaker Thomas LENARZ (Türkiye) FT 06
(Germany) FT 05
16:35-17:55 Nov. 9 Room 104

16:35-17:55 Nov. 9 Room 103
RT 04 Auditory Brainstem Implant
RT 03 Residual Hearing PreservationⅡ
Chairperson Chang Hyun CHO (Korea)
Chairperson Won-Ho CHUNG (Korea)
Moderator Levent SENNAROGLU (Türkiye)
Moderator Thomas LENARZ (Germany)
16:35 Outcomes of minimal invasive RT
16:35 Complete preservation of RT surgery and tone acquisition in 04-1
residual hearing after cochlear 03-1 paediatric ABI in Chinese
implantation with minimal Michael Chi Fai TONG
invasive approach (Hong Kong SAR)
Pu DAI (China)
16:45 Audiological outcomes of RT
16:45 Hearing preservation outcomes RT auditory brainstem (ABI) implant 04-2
of lateral wall and perimodiolar 03-2 in postlingual patients
electrodes at NextSense cochlear Ing Ping TANG (Malaysia)
implant center, Australia
Melville John DA CRUZ (Australia)
16:55 Using the test electrode to RT
decide between cochlear 04-3
16:55 CI surgery with slim modiolar RT implants and ABI in vestibular
electrode 03-3 schwannoma patients
Tadao YOSHIDA (Japan) Javier GAVILÁN (Spain)
17:05 How clinically useful are efforts RT 17:05 Pediatric auditory brainstem RT
to preserve residual hearing in 03-4 implantation: Surgical 04-4
cochlear implant surgery? considerations
Young-Myoung CHUN (Korea) Mohan KAMESWARAN (India)
17:15 Comparison of hearing RT 17:15
~ Panel Discussion
preservation related to cochlear 03-5 17:55
implantation between slim
modiolar and lateral straight
electrodes
Byung Yoon CHOI (Korea)
17:25
~ Panel Discussion
17:55
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16:10-16:35 Nov. 9 Room 105 16:10-16:35 Nov. 9 Room 201
What does music sound like to a Towards optogenetic hearing
FT 07 cochlear implant user?
FT 08 restoration
Chairperson Yang-Sun CHO (Korea) Chairperson Moo Kyun PARK (Korea)
Speaker Charles LIMB (USA) FT 07 Speaker Tobias MOSER (Germany) FT 08
16:35-17:55 Nov. 9 Room 105 16:35-17:55 Nov. 9 Room 201
SP 10
Music Perception and Sound SP 11 Future Technology & Electrode
Localization
Moo Kyun PARK (Korea)
Yang-Sun CHO (Korea) Chairpersons
Chairpersons Tobias MOSER (Germany)
Charles LIMB (USA)
16:35 Experience with two novel SP
16:35 Music perception in children SP therapies delivered associated 11-1
and adults following cochlear 10-2 with the cochlear implant
implantation device: steroid eluting
Luis LASSALETTA (Spain) array; and Cochlear Implant
Neurotrophin Gene Therapy
16:50 Factors underlying masking SP (CINGT)
release by voice-gender 10-3
Catherine BIRMAN (Australia)
differences and spatial
separation cues in multi- 16:50 Long term behavior of SP
talker listening environments dexamethasone-loaded 11-2
in listeners with and without cochlear implants: In vitro & in
hearing loss vivo
Yonghee OH (USA) Christophe VINCENT (France)
17:05 Unveiling asymmetric SP 17:05 Improving the electrode-nerve- SP
cortical plasticity in single- 10-4 interface of cochlear implants 11-3
sided deafness: Insights from Volkmar HAMACHER (Germany)
functional neuroimaging and
sound localization tasks 17:20 32-channel cochlear implant SP
system for clinical use 11-4
Hyo-Jeong LEE (Korea)
Kyou-Sik MIN (Korea)
17:20 Suppression of the responses SP
to the hearing ear by the deaf 10-5 17:35 Minimizing trauma in cochlear SP
ear in congenital single-sided implantation with a novel 11-5
deafness self-coiling array using shape
Andrej KRAL (Germany) memory polymers
17:35 Kenneth LEE (USA)
~ Discussion 17:50
17:55 ~ Discussion
17:55
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16:10-16:35 Nov. 9 Room 202 16:10-17:55 Nov. 9 Room 203
Difficult surgical issues in CI and APSCI Prize Session 02 -
AP 02
KL 04 heads-up CI surgery (surgery Clinical Research
without microscope)
Stephen O'LEARY (Australia)
Chairperson Jae-Jin SONG (Korea) Chairpersons
Jong Woo CHUNG (Korea)
Speaker Prepageran NARAYANAN
(Malaysia) KL 04 16:10 Auditory performance AP
and speech intelligibility 02-1
development after cochlear
implantation in children with
16:35-17:55 Nov. 9 Room 202 additional disabilities
Shujiro MINAMI (Japan)
SP 12 Tinnitus
16:20 Implementation of the AP
Jae-Jin SONG (Korea) international classification of 02-2
Chairpersons
Sho KANZAKI (Japan) functioning, disability and health
model in cochlear implant
16:35 CI as a long-term treatment SP recipients: A multi-center
for ipsilateral incapacitating 12-1 prospective follow-up cohort study
tinnitus in subjects with SSD: Ellen ANDRIES (Belgium)
Antwerp experience.
16:30 Assessment of intracochlear AP
Vincent VAN ROMPAEY (Belgium) positioning of electrode 02-3
16:50 Tinnitus suppresion after CI: SP arrays in recipients of cochlear
Japanese experience 12-2 implants using intraoperative
handheld digital X-ray
Sho KANZAKI (Japan)
Bong-Jin SHIN (Korea)
17:05 CI-induced cortical changes in SP
SSD with tinnitus 12-3 16:40 Comparing clinical features of AP
off-the ear and behind-the ear 02-4
Jae-Jin SONG (Korea) speech processor users
17:20 The impact of CI and BCI on SP Sung-Min PARK (Korea)
tinnitus in the patients with SSD 12-4
or asymmetric hearing loss 16:50 Surgical and auditory outcomes AP
of cochlear implantation in 02-5
Shi Nae PARK (Korea) children with CHARGE syndrome
17:35 Update on sudden SP Yeonjoo CHOI (Korea)
sensorineural hearing loss 12-5
17:00 The effect of intracochlear AP
Kyung Wook HEO (Korea) electrode design on electrically 02-6
17:50 evoked compound action
~ Discussion potential growth and spread of
17:55
excitation functions
17:10 Post cochlear implantation AP
vertigo: Ictal Nystagmus 02-7
and audio-vestibular test
characteristics
Belinda Y C KWOK (Australia)
45
17:20 Speech outcome of cochlear AP 16:31 Cochlear implantation in OP
implantation in children with 02-8 common cavity malformation 03-4
cochlear nerve deficiency: Effect Jamal KASSOUMA (United Arab
of Early implantation, better Emirates)
Modiolar Proximity, and Early
Switch-on (EMPES) 16:38 Cochlear implantation in OP
advanced otosclerosis: Utility 03-5
Bong Jik KIM (Korea)
of preoperative radiological
17:30 Torque, comfort and image AP assessment in predicting
considerations for MRI scanning 02-9 intraoperative difficulty and
of ultra cochlear implants final electrode position
James TYSOME (UK) Fiona HILL (Australia)
17:40 Morphometric angular and AP 16:45 Outcome prediction of cochlear OP
linear measurements of the 02-10 implantation in children with 03-6
spiral ganglion neuron, scala inner ear anomalies without
tympani, and cochlear duct in modiolus
incomplete partition type II Sung Wook JEONG (Korea)
with implications for cochlear
implantation 16:52 Application of multiplanar OP
volume reconstruction 03-7
Miryam S. SAAD (USA)
technique for the assessment of
electrode location and analysis
of the correlation to cochlear
programming and performance
in common cavity deformity
16:10-17:55 Nov. 9 Room 206
Xingmei WEI (China)
OP 03 Oral Presentation 03 16:59 - OP
03-8
Donggu HUR (Korea)
Chairpersons
Seung Jae LEE (Korea) 17:06 Implementation of the OP
international classification 03-9
16:10 Cochlear implant electrode OP of functioning, disability and
impedance subcomponents as 03-1 health model in cochlear
biomarker for residual hearing implant recipients
Wilhelm WIMMER (Switzerland) Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA (Australia)
16:17 Anatomical features of children OP 17:13 Patient preferences for remote OP
with Mondini dysplasia: 03-2 cochlear implant assessment: A 03-10
Influence on cochlear discrete choice experiment
implantation performance Cathy SUCHER (Australia)
Hye Ah JOO (Korea)
17:20 Investigating facial nerve OP
16:24 Objective measurements of OP stimulation after cochlear 03-11
the central auditory system in 03-3 implantation
cochlear implant children with Farid ALZHRANI (Saudi Arabia)
malformation: EABR and fNIRS
testing
Hiroshi YAMAZAKI (Japan)
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17:27 Cochlear implantation for OP
auditory neuropathy spectrum 03-12
disorder: An updated systematic
review
Ghada BINKHAMIS (Saudi Arabia)
17:34 The clinical trial of cochlear OP
implantation in single-sided 03-13
deafness in Japan
Masahiro TAKAHASHI (Japan)
17:41 Sequential bilateral OP
implantation in older children: 03-14
Inter-implant map differences
and their effects in functional
outcomes
Mohamed ALSHEHABI (Bahrain)
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08:00-08:50 Nov. 10 Room 103 08:00-08:25 Nov. 10 Room 201
MS 01 Cochlear
IC 04
Hearing implants and MRI: From
bonebridge to CI
08:05 The current state of adults with
hearing loss worldwide Chairperson Jae Yun JUNG (Korea)
Brian KAPLAN (USA) Speaker Georg SPRINZL (Austria) IC 04
08:15 Standard of care for adults with
severe-profound hearing loss
Catherine BIRMAN (Australia)
08:25-08:50 Nov. 10 Room 201
08:30 Converting need into demand – The
hearing number initiative The test electrode: A useful tool
Frank LIN (USA) IC 05 to decide between CI and ABI in
vestibular schwannoma patients
Chairperson Jae Yun JUNG (Korea)
Speaker Javier GAVILÁN (Spain) IC 05
08:00-08:25 Nov. 10 Room 104
Complications of cochlear
IC 01 implant
08:00-08:25 Nov. 10 Room 202
Chairperson Seung Geun YEO (Korea)
Clinical implication of hearing
Speaker Abdulrahman HAGR IC 06 loss & cognitive function
(Saudi Arabia) IC 01
Chairperson Jae Ho CHUNG (Korea)
Speaker Kyoung Ho PARK (Korea) IC 06
08:00-02:25 Nov. 10 Room 105

Case discussion: Cochlear
IC 02 implantation in abnormal inner 08:25-08:50 Nov. 10 Room 202
ears
Introducing the new eardrum
IC 07 hearing aid: Earlens
Chairperson Seung Hwan LEE (Korea)
Speaker Ing Ping TANG (Malaysia) IC 02 Chairperson Jae Ho CHUNG (Korea)
Speaker Chi-Kyou LEE (Korea) IC 07
08:25-08:50 Nov. 10 Room 105

Patient delight factor with bone
IC 03 conduction device trials
Chairperson Seung Hwan LEE (Korea)
Speaker Sumit Kumar GAUR
(India) IC 03
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08:00-08:50 Nov. 10 Room 206 09:00-10:00 Nov. 10 Room 103
OP 04 Oral Presentation 04 Next generation concept to treat
PL 02 severe hearing loss – Advanced
Jeon Mi LEE (Korea) cochlear implantation
Chairpersons
Ji-Hye HAN (Korea) Chairperson Sang Heun LEE (Korea)
08:00 Efficient bone conduction OP Speaker Thomas LENARZ
pathway for unilateral deafness 04-1
(Germany) PL 02
in fresh frozen cadaver
Young Joon SEO (Korea)
08:07 Electrophysiological and OP
behavioral programming 04-2 10:00-10:50 Nov. 10 Room 103
parameters in patients with MED-EL:
facial nerve stimulation post- SS 03 "A Whole New Level of Hearing"
Isra ALJAZEERI (Saudi Arabia)
08:14 Effects of extended frame shift OP
on speech perception with 04-3
cochlear implants
Jiawen LI (China)
08:21 The effect of place-frequency OP
mismatch on performance with 04-4
CIs
Luis LASSALETTA (Spain)
08:28 Optimising sound perception OP
of CI users by low-frequency 04-5
stimulation
Martina BRENDEL (Germany)
08:35 Novel speech coding strategy OP
for better understanding of 04-6
Indian languages and music
perception: A preliminary
report.
Prahlada NAYAKA BASAVANTHAPPA
(India)
08:42 Effect of deep neural network OP
based singlechannel noise 04-7
reduction on sound perception
in cochlear implant users
Raphael KONING (Germany)
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11:10-11:35 Nov. 10 Room 103 11:10-12:55 Nov. 10 Room 104
FT 09
Cochlear implant revisions – RT 06 CI in SSD and AHL
What have we learned?
Chairperson Joong Ho AHN (Korea)
Chairperson Jin Woong CHOI (Korea)
Moderator Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA (Australia)
Speaker Joachim MÜLLER
(Germany) FT 09 11:10 The effect of duration of hearing RT
loss on cochlear implant 06-1
outcomes in single-sided and
highly asymmetric hearing loss
11:35-12:55 Nov. 10 Room 103 Cathy SUCHER (Australia)
RT 05 CI Complication 11:20 Benefits of cochlear RT
implantation in children with 06-2
Chairperson Jin Woong CHOI (Korea) unilateral hearing loss
Moderator Joachim MÜLLER (Germany) Kevin BROWN (USA)
11:35 Complications in pediatric CI RT

11:30 Factors influencing performance RT
and how to avoid 05-1 and device use in children with 06-3
unilateral hearing loss who use a
Shankar B. MEDIKERI (India) cochlear implant
11:45 Congenital CI recipients –up- RT Lisa PARK (USA)
grade surgery effective and 05-2
reasonable 11:40 Simultaneous cochlear RT
implantation and intracochlear 06-4
Rolf SALCHER (Germany) schwannoma removal
11:55 Decision making in revision/ RT Yun-Hoon CHOUNG (Korea)
salvage/explantation & 05-3
11:50
reimplantation in cochlear ~ Panel Discussion
implant surgery - Tips & tricks 12:55
Sumit MRIG (India)
12:05 Facial nerve stimulation in RT
the narrow bony cochlear 05-4
nerve canal after cochlear
implantation
Moo-Kyun PARK (Korea)
12:15 Pathophysiology of facial nerve RT
stimulation after CI surgeries: A 05-5
retrospective analysis from 1151
patients
Hong Ju PARK (Korea)
12:25
~ Panel Discussion
12:55
50
11:10-11:35 Nov. 10 Room 105 11:10-11:35 Nov. 10 Room 201
Remote care – Putting the Effects of congenital CMV
FT 10 patient in charge infection on executive
KL 05 functioning, pragmatic skills
Chairperson Jinsook KIM (Korea) and mental health in children
Speaker Helen CULLINGTON (UK) with cochlear implants
FT 10
Chairperson Kyu-Yup LEE (Korea)
Speaker Ulrika LÖFKVIST (Sweden) KL 05
11:35-12:55 Nov. 10 Room 105
SP 13 Post COVID & Telerehabilitation
11:35-12:55 Nov. 10 Room 201
Jinsook KIM (Korea)
Chairpersons Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum
Helen CULLINGTON (UK) SP 14 Disorder
11:35 Advantages and utilization SP
13-1 Kyu-Yup LEE (Korea)
of telemedicine for cochlear Chairpersons
implant users S. Armagan INCESULU (Türkiye)
Kenichi TAKANO (Japan)
11:35 Cochlear implantation SP
11:50 Using a web-based experiment SP in patients with auditory 14-1
builder to replicate in-clinic 13-2 neuropathy spectrum disorder
sentence tests at home S. Armagan INCESULU (Türkiye)
Neil DONNELLY (UK)
11:50 Possibility of stem cell therapy SP
12:05 The use of smartphone SP to increase the performance the 14-2
applications in the aftercare of 13-3 of CI in ANSD patients
cochlear implant patients Min Young LEE (Korea)
Andreas BUECHNER (Germany)
12:05 Therapeutic effect of FAM19A5 SP
12:20 Parent coaching in telepractice: SP antibody on noise-induced 14-3
The lessons to learn from 13-4 hearing loss in mice
Malaysia Jinwoong BOK (Korea)
Basyariatul Fathi OTHMAN (Malaysia)
12:20 Etiology and CI outcome in SP
12:35 The impact of the COVID-19 SP postlingual ANSD 14-4
pandemic on rehabilitation 13-5
Byung Yoon CHOI (Korea)
services provided for cochlear
implant recipients in Saudi 12:35
~ Discussion
Arabia 12:55
Rihab H ALKHALIL (Saudi Arabia)
12:50
~ Discussion
12:55
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The TEMPORAL project: FT 12 Elderly CI and cognition
Optimizing speech coding
FT 11 strategies by using models and Chairperson Hyun Joon SHIM (Korea)
machine learning Speaker Shakeel SAEED (UK) FT 12
Chairperson Jeong-Seo KIM (Korea)
Speaker Johan H.M. FRIJNS
(The Netherlands) FT 11
11:35-12:55 Nov. 10 Room 203
SP 16 Elderly CI and Cognition
Hyun Joon SHIM (Korea)

11:35-12:55 Nov. 10 Room 202 Chairpersons
Shakeel SAEED (UK)
Better Spectral and Temporal
SP 15 Resolution 11:35 Hearing loss & dementia: SP
Understanding & addressing 16-1
Jeong-Seo KIM (Korea) hearing loss among persons
Chairpersons Johan H.M. FRIJNS (The living with dementia
Netherlands) Carrie NIEMAN (USA)
11:35 Anatomic vs physiologic SP 11:50 Evaluation of the cognitive SP

15-1 function in the cochlear 16-2
mapping
implanted adults
Oliver ADUNKA (USA)
Shi Nae PARK (Korea)
11:50 Spectral and temporal SP
resolution over time for school- 15-2 12:05 Cochlear implantation and SP
cognition in elderly patients 16-3
aged children with cochlear
implants Huan JIA (China)
Rene GIFFORD (USA) 12:20 Cognitive improvement after SP
cochlear implantation in 16-4
12:05 Novel cochlear stimulation with SP
an apical electrode 15-3 older adults with severe or
profound hearing impairment:
J. Thomas ROLAND JR (USA) A prospective, longitudinal,
12:20 Spread of electric field, SP controlled, multicenter study
neural excitation and speech 15-4 Ellen ANDRIES (Belgium)
perception in CI patients after
resection of intralabyrinthine 12:35 Improving cognitive health SP
of middle-aged and elderly 16-5
schwannoma
patients (70+) with cochlear
Stefan K. PLONTKE (Germany) implantation
12:35 Clinical effectiveness and cost- SP Heidi OLZE (Germany)
effectiveness of upgrading 15-5
12:50
cochlear implant sound ~ Discussion
processors in older adults 12:55
Paola INCERTI (Australia)
12:50
~ Discussion
12:55
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11:10-12:55 Nov. 10 Room 206
OP 05 Oral Presentation 05 12:06 Comparing beliefs and self- OP
efficacy in Korean and American 05-9
Yong-Hwi AN (Korea) parents of young children with
Chairpersons hearing loss
Hong Joon PARK (Korea)
Jongmin JUNG (Korea)
11:10 Determining optimal cochlear OP 12:13 A novel approach of OP
implant electrode array with 05-1 activating cochlear implant 05-10
OTOPLAN software intraoperatively – A
Hidekane YOSHIMURA (Japan) comparative study
11:17 Brain MRI findings of Koralla Raja MEGHANADH (India)
OP
prelingually deaf children and 05-2 12:20 Influence of noise reduction OP
cochlear implant outcome algorithms and wireless 05-11
Majed ASSIRI (Saudi Arabia) streaming on speech and
language skills of pediatric
11:24 Cochlear duct length estimation OP cochlear implantees
05-3
Tawfiq KHURAYZI (Saudi Arabia) Aninda Duti BANIK (India)
11:31 Anatomy-based frequency OP 12:27 Can narrower frequency OP
allocation in cochlear 05-4 05-12
allocation improve speech
implantation: The importance perception in Korean cochlear
of cochlear coverage implant users?
Isra ALJAZEERI (Saudi Arabia) Soo Jeong CHOI (Korea)
11:38 Outcome variability of language OP 12:34 Localization ability in bilateral OP
development following cochlear 05-5 05-13
cochlear implant users and
implantation within the early unilateral cochlear implant
critical period of 2 years users for single-sided deafness
Angelika ILLG (Germany) and asymmetric hearing loss
11:45 Analysis of mapping OP Taegyeong KIM (Korea)
characteristics of patients with 05-6
12:41 Effect of an ambient noise OP
autism spectrum disorder with reduction algorithm on 05-14
cochlear implant cochlear implant users' speech
Euyhyun PARK (Korea) perception and listening effort
as a function of noise type
11:52 Dynamic range and neural OP
response threshold in cochlear 05-7 Verena MÜLLER (Germany)
implant mapping, can be useful
in predicting prognosis related
to post-operative speech
perception
Gi Jung IM (Korea)
11:59 Reference values for early OP
auditory preverbal skills of 05-8
children with cochlear implants
Haihong LIU (China)
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13:50-14:15 Nov. 10 Room 103 13:50-14:15 Nov. 10 Room 104
Hearing and balance for healthy Managing far advanced
KL 06 aging FT 13 otosclerosis - Stapes surgery,
hearing aids or CI?
Chairperson Beom Cho JUN (Korea)
Chairperson Sung Hwa HONG (Korea)
Speaker Manuel MANRIQUE
RODRIGUEZ (Spain) KL 06 Speaker Mohan KAMESWARAN
(India) FT 13
14:15-15:35 Nov. 10 Room 103

14:15-15:35 Nov. 10 Room 104
“Older Adults”: The Future of
RT 07 Cochlear Implants? RT 08 Challenging Cases Ⅱ
Chairperson Beom Cho JUN (Korea) Chairperson Sung Hwa HONG (Korea)
Moderator Michael GLUTH (USA) Moderator Mohan KAMESWARAN (India)
14:15 Neuroanatomical changes RT 14:15 Cochlear Implantation in RT
within an aging auditory system 07-1 Neurobrucellosis 08-1
Mark ECKERT (USA) Yüksel OLGUN (Türkiye)
14:25 Surgical candidate assessment RT 14:25 Cochlear implants in hypoplastic RT
considerations unique to “older” 07-2 nerves - A South Gujarat 08-3
adults perspective
Michael GLUTH (USA) Saumitra SHAH (India)
14:35 Surgical and psychosocial RT 14:35 Unusual cochlear implant RT
challenges after cochlear 07-3 surgeries- A Singaporean 08-4
implantation in older adults experience
Sunil DUTT (India) Barrie TAN (Singapore)
14:45 Supporting the psychosocial, RT 14:45 Under-emphasized RT
psychological and cognitive 07-4 complications in cochlear 08-5
needs of older adults implantation
Dona JAYAKODY (Australia) Heng-Wai YUEN (Singapore)
14:55 Enhancing the quality of life RT 14:55 Cochlear implantation in NF2 RT
of older adults with significant 07-5 patients without intracochlear 08-6
hearing loss by optimising schwannoma removal
clinical processes across the Patrick AXON (UK)
hearing journey
15:05
Cathy SUCHER (Australia) ~ Panel Discussion
15:05 15:35
~ Panel Discussion
15:35
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13:50-14:15 Nov. 10 Room 105 13:50-14:15 Nov. 10 Room 201
Predicting speech and language Development and translation of
outcomes in 9-year-old children
FT 15 a new auditory nerve implant
FT 14 with hearing loss who use
cochlear implants Chairperson Gi Jung IM (Korea)
Chairperson Hyunsook JANG (Korea)

Speaker Hubert LIM (USA) FT 15
Speaker Teresa CHING (Australia) FT 14
14:15-15:35 Nov. 10 Room 201
14:15-15:35 Nov. 10 Room 105

SP 18 Future Technology & Robotics
SP 17 Recent Issues in Rehabilitation Gi Jung IM (Korea)

Chairpersons
Hyunsook JANG (Korea) Hubert LIM (USA)
Chairpersons
Teresa CHING (Australia) 14:15 Robotic cochlea implantation SP
18-1
Marco CAVERSACCIO (Switzerland)
14:15 Speech and lexical tone SP
perception outcomes in 17-1 14:30 The role of robotic assistance in SP
Cantonese Chinese with cochlear implantation 18-2
cochlear implants William CROHAN (Australia)
Iris NG (Hong Kong SAR)
14:45 Robotic insertion of cochlear SP
14:30 American cochlear implant SP implant electrodes: Technique 18-3
alliance guidelines for 17-2 and interest
implantation of children with Christophe VINCENT (France)
single-sided deafness
15:00 Cochlear implantation in post SP
Nancy M. YOUNG (USA) 18-4
irradiation ears
14:45 Educational and occupational SP Wai Tsz CHANG (Hong Kong SAR)
status in prelingually deaf 17-3
young people with cochlear 15:15 The development and first SP
clinical results of a partial 18-5
implants
ossicular replacement prosthesis
Woo Seok KANG (Korea )
with a concentric microsphere
15:00 Depression, anxiety, and quality SP joint in the headplate
of life in patients with cochlear 17-4
Dirk BEUTNER (Germany)
implant 15:30
M. Tayyar KALCIOGLU (Türkiye) ~ Panel Discussion
15:55
15:15 Predictive factors for long-term SP
speech perception and quality 17-5
of life outcomes in Mandarin
speaking adults with cochlear
implant
Hung-Ching LIN (Taiwan)
15:30
~ Discussion
15:35
55
13:50-14:15 Nov. 10 Room 202 13:50-14:15 Nov. 10 Room 203
Current issues with pediatric Neural interphase as important
cochlear implantation: FT 17 factor in “long term” results in
Patient evaluation, cochlear implantation
candidacy guidelines,
FT 16 vaccine requirements, age Chairperson Jae-Hyun SEO (Korea)
at implantation, surgical Speaker Angel RAMOS-MACIAS
considerations and speech
perception outcomes (Spain) FT 17
Chairperson Moo-jin BAEK (Korea)

Speaker Kenneth LEE (USA) FT 16 14:15-15:35 Nov. 10 Room 203
RT 09 Long-term Outcomes
14:15-15:35 Nov. 10 Room 202
Chairperson Jae-Hyun SEO (Korea)
SP 19 Pediatric CI Issues
Moderator Angel RAMOS-MACIAS (Spain)
Moo-jin BAEK (Korea)
Chairpersons 14:15 Long term outcomes with first RT
Kenneth LEE (USA) generation cochlear implants – 09-1
Australian experience
14:15 Bilateral cochlear implants SP
19-1
Joachim MÜLLER (Germany)
14:25 Stable long time speech RT
14:30 Importance of age at 2nd SP comprehension in cochlear 09-2
implantation and inter-implant 19-2 implantation
interval to the outcome of
Rudolf HAGEN (Germany)
bilateral prelingually deafened
pediatric cochlear implantation 14:35 Hearing preservation and EAS: RT
Che-Ming WU (Taiwan) Our “long, long-term” experience 09-3
Georg SPRINZL (Austria)
14:45 Electric acoustic stimulation in SP
children 19-3 14:45 Long-term course of elderly RT
cochlear implant users: 10 years 09-4
Lisa PARK (USA)
from age 65 and beyond
15:00 Cochlear implant in young SP
19-4 Yasushi NAITO (Japan)
children: Challenges and
outcome 14:55 Advancing hearing health equity RT
for older adults: Lessons from 09-5
Bee See GOH (Malaysia)
the HEARS RCT
15:15 Insertion of different electrode SP
Carrie NIEMAN (USA)
types in a 3D model of a patient 19-5
with incomplete partition type 15:05
~ Panel Discussion
III malformation 15:35
Janez REBOL (Slovenia)
15:30
~ Discussion
15:35
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OP 06 Oral Presentation 06 14:39 Crista fenestra morphology and OP
cochlear implant approaches: 06-8
Woongsang SUNWOO (Korea) A temporal bone computed
Chairpersons tomography with three-
Hye Yoon SEOL (Korea) dimensional reconstruction
analysis
13:50 The interphase gap (IPG) OP
effect on electrically evoked 06-1 Atsumu TERAMURA (Japan)
compound action potential 14:46 Evaluation of semi-automatic OP
recorded from cochlear implant radiological tools for detection 06-9
users with varied deaf duration of scalar translocation
Jeong-Seo KIM (Korea) Johan H FRIJNS (The Netherlands)
13:57 Real-time monitoring of OP 14:53 Individualized CI surgery by OP
electrocochleography during 06-2 new innovations in radiological 06-10
cochlear implantation via image processing
Advanced Bionic's AIM system
Tim NAUWELAERS (Germany)
Jianan LI (China)
15:00 Cochlear implantation: OP
14:04 Intraoperative estimation of OP Predicting round window 06-11
the coupling efficiency in active 06-3 niche visibility using one
middle ear implants measurement in temporal
Mario CEBULLA (Germany) bone-HRCT
14:11 Use of the AIM tablet for Laila Mohamed TELMESANI
OP
intra-operative monitoring: 06-4 (Saudi Arabia)
Interpreting the data 15:07 Surgical results of cochlear OP
Patrick BOYLE (Germany) implantation in congenital and 06-12
acquired deafness
14:18 First experience in ECAP OP
measurements with SmartNav 06-5 Erdenechuluun JARGALKHUU
System (Mongolia)
Vigen BAKHSHINYAN (Armenia) 15:14 - OP

06-13
14:25 Do differences between OP
cochlear implant electrode 06-6 15:21 Oval window electrode array OP
length based on clinician insertion; An intra-operative 06-14
selection versus 3D-imaging- decision making and its surgical
based selection influence and functional outcomes
hearing outcomes?
Hafeza AHMAD (Malaysia)
Aanand ACHARYA (Australia)
14:32 Brain volumetric analysis of OP
elderly based on hearing levels 06-7
using Freesurfer
Joong Ho AHN (Korea)
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RT 10 CI under Local Anesthesia SP 20 Vestibular Implant
Chairperson Soo-Keun KONG (Korea) Gyu Cheol HAN (Korea)
Chairpersons
Moderator J. Thomas ROLAND JR (USA) Jong Dae LEE (Korea)
15:50 Cochlear Implantation under RT 15:50 The vestibular implant: SP
local anesthesia with conscious 10-1 Implantation criteria and first 20-1
sedation in the elderly patient results of the second generation
J. Thomas ROLAND JR (USA) device
Raymond VAN DE BERG
16:00 Monitored anesthesia care for RT
10-2 (The Netherlands)
cochlear implant under local
anesthetic in elderly patients 16:05 Do we really need a vestibular SP
implant for bilateral vestibular 20-2
Akira ISHIYAMA (USA)
dysfunction?
16:10 Cochlear implant surgery with RT
10-3 Angel RAMOS-MACIAS (Spain)
conscious sedation in the very
elderly: A feasibility study 16:20 Recent advances on vestibular SP
implant development 20-3
Melville John DA CRUZ (Australia)
Angélica PÉREZ FORNOS
16:20 Cochlear implantation under RT
(Switzerland)
local anesthesia: The correlation 10-4
of the patient's sound 16:35 Clinical results and surgical SP
perception and ECocG responses technique in otolith end organ 20-4
during the electrode insertion vestibular implant
Aarno DIETZ (Finland) Manuel MANRIQUE RODRIGUEZ
16:30 (Spain)
~ Panel Discussion
16:50
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15:50-16:15 Nov. 10 Room 201 15:50-16:15 Nov. 10 Room 202
Overview of US FDA regulation Clinical features of cochlear
of medical device for start-up FT 18 implants in children with
KL 07 companies developing class II additional needs
and class III hearing devices
Chairperson Sang Yoo PARK (Korea)
Chairperson Yong-Ho PARK (Korea)
Speaker Jong Woo CHUNG
Speaker Jongho Philip WON (USA) KL 07 (Korea) FT 18
16:15-17:35 Nov. 10 Room 201 16:15-17:35 Nov. 10 Room 202

SP 21 Inner Ear Gene Therapy SP 22 Pediatric CI Outcomes
Yong-Ho PARK (Korea) Sang Yoo PARK (Korea)

Jae Young CHOI (Korea) Jong Woo CHUNG (Korea)
16:15 Therapeutic strategies for SP 16:15 Outcomes of early implanted SP
KCNQ4-associated hearing loss 21-1 children from early intervention 22-1
Heon Yung GEE (Korea) 2016 – 2021: Barriers and
facilitators
16:30 Gene therapy and cochlear SP
21-2
Aleisha DAVIS (Australia)
implantation: Can they be
compatible? 16:30 Factors impacting cochlear SP
Chen-Chi WU (Taiwan) implant outcomes - Lessons learnt 22-2
Kapil SIKKA (India)
16:45 Dominantly inherited hearing SP
impairment: Cochlear implantation 21-3 16:45 How effective is the use of EAS SP
or disease-modifying therapy? in pediatric CI users? 22-3
Past, present and future Young-Myoung CHUN (Korea)
Vincent VAN ROMPAEY (Belgium)
17:00 Long term cochlear implant SP
17:00 Therapeutic base editing for SP sound processor usage in 22-4
genetic hearing loss 21-4 children with single-sided
Sang-Yeon LEE (Korea) deafness cochlear implantation
Jafri KUTHUBUTHEEN (Australia)
17:15 Precision medicine and gene SP
therapy for hearing loss 21-5 17:15 Routing speech perception to SP
long term outcomes in children 22-5
Xue Zhong LIU (USA)
with CI
17:30
~ Discussion Banumathy NAGAMANI (India)
17:35
17:30
~ Discussion
17:35
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15:50-16:15 Nov. 10 Room 203 15:50-17:35 Nov. 10 Room 206
Cortical development features OP 07 Oral Presentation 07
in congenital deafness children
KL 08 after auditory brainstem Byung Chul KANG (Korea)
implant Chairpersons
Jee Eun SUNG (Korea)
Chairperson Shi Nae PARK (Korea)
15:50 Prediction of cochlear implant OP
Speaker Hao WU (China) KL 08 effectiveness with surface- 07-1
based morphometry
Shujiro MINAMI (Japan)
16:15-17:35 Nov. 10 Room 203 15:57 Using anatomy-based fitting OP

to reduce frequency-to-place 07-2
RT 11 Public Consensus and Policy mismatch in experienced
bilateral cochlear implant users:
Chairperson Shi Nae PARK (Korea)
A promising concept
Moderator Frank LIN (USA) Anja KURZ (Germany)
16:15 Humanitarian aspect in cochlear RT 16:04 Association of hearing loss OP

11-1 with anatomical and functional 07-3
implants
connectivity in patients with
Prepageran NARAYANAN (Malaysia)
mild cognitive impairment
16:25 Cost-benefit analysis of cochlear RT You Young AN (Korea)
implants: A societal perspective 11-2
16:11 Cochlear implant outcomes in OP
Johan H.M. FRIJNS (The Netherlands) 07-4
the elderly patients: Experience
16:35 Over-the-counter hearing aids in RT over 10 years in Asan Medical
the USA 11-3 Center
Frank LIN (USA) Hye Ah JOO (Korea)
16:45 Application of the 60/60 RT 16:18 Difference of cochlear implant OP
cochlear implant referral criteria 11-4 performances by various slim 07-5
in a diverse patient population electrode types in postlingual
Molly SMEAL (USA) deaf adults.
Se Eun YI (Korea)
16:55 Hearing rehabilitation for RT
congenital canal atresia patients: 11-5 16:25 Association of regional OP
What do they want? cerebellar gray matter volume 07-6
Bee See GOH (Malaysia) with speech intelligibility

and effectiveness of cochlear
17:05 Cochlear implantation in RT implantation in elderly hearing
developing world: Public 11-6 loss
Perspectives in Indian Seong Hoon BAE (Korea)
Subcontinent
Grace BUDHIRAJA (India)
16:32 Applying next generation OP
sequencing to an early 07-7
17:15 detection of hearing loss
~ Panel Discussion
17:35 program
Alicia HUARTE (Spain)
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16:39 Biphasic effect of OP
Apolipoprotein E ε4 Allele 07-8
on hearing loss with age: A
retrospective multicenter
cohort study
Jae Sang HAN (Korea)
16:46 Cochlear implantation in 47 OP
syndromic hearing loss patients 07-9
and the effect analysis
Yongyi YUAN (China)
16:53 The comparison of residual OP
hearing preservation rates in 07-10
cochlear implantation patients
according to the types of
electrodes
Jungho HA (Korea)
17:00 Cochlear implantation in single- OP
sided deafness: Outcomes and 07-11
its association with frequency-
place mismatch
Shaza SALEH (Saudi Arabia)
17:07 Feasibility of day surgery for OP
cochlear implantation under 07-12
conscious sedation with same-
day fitting
Ahmad M ALDHAFEERI
(Saudi Arabia)
17:14 Spatial release of masking in OP
congenitally deaf children after 07-13
sequential bilateral cochlear
implantation
Anita OBRYCKA (Poland)
17:21 Outcomes of cochlear OP
implantation in adult with 07-14
asymmetric sensory neural
hearing loss
Eung-Kyung CHO (Korea)
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Intraoperative testing to Hearing restoration using
IC 08 optimize cochlear implant IC 12 auditory implants in lateral
outcomes skullbase lesions
Chairperson Ja-Won KOO (Korea) Chairperson Ho-Ki LEE (Korea)
Speaker Catherine BIRMAN Speaker In Seok MOON (Korea) IC 12
(Australia) IC 08
08:25-08:50 Nov. 11 Room 103 08:25-08:50 Nov. 11 Room 105

Cochlear implantation in single- Facts and tricks for structure
IC 09 sided deafness IC 13 preservation surgery in cochlear
implantation
Chairperson Ja-Won KOO (Korea)
Chairperson Ho-Ki LEE (Korea)
Speaker Il Joon MOON (Korea) IC 09
Speaker Gunesh P. RAJAN
(Australia, Switzerland) IC 13
08:00-08:25 Nov. 11 Room 104

Residual hearing preservation
IC 10 and how to avoid complications
with CI
Chairperson Min Young LEE (Korea)
Speaker Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI
(Poland) IC 10
08:25-08:50 Nov. 11 Room 104

Implantation of two generations
of bonebridge In children and
IC 11 after mastoid obliteration with
bioactive glass s53p4 – Tips and
tricks
Chairperson Min Young LEE (Korea)
Speaker Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI
(Poland) IC 11
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OP 08 Oral Presentation 08 OP 09 Oral Presentation 09
Sungsu LEE (Korea) Young Sang CHO (Korea)

Da Jung JUNG (Korea) Jongmin JUNG (Korea)
08:00 The presence of profibrotic OP 08:00 Geometric analysis of cochlear OP
markers TGFβ-1 and CTGF 08-1 scalae using synchrotron 09-1
following cochlear implantation radiation phase-contrast
Adam Y XIAO (USA) imaging
Sumit AGRAWAL (Canada)
08:07 Individualized cochlear OP
implantation – A new, longer 08-2 08:07 Dexamethasone-eluting OP
electrode array to meet the cochlear implant electrode 09-2
need for patients with very long - Final results of the first-in-
cochleae: First experience with human study
a new 34 mm electrode Thomas LENARZ (Germany)
Andrea SCHREIER (Germany)
08:14 The impact of patient factors OP
08:14 New method to estimate OP on objective cochlear implant 09-3
cochlear duct length 08-3 verification using acoustic
Asma ALAHMADI (Saudi Arabia) cortical auditory-evoked
potentials
08:21 Quantification of brain-derived OP
08-4 Caris BOGDANOV (Australia)
neurotrophic factor in human
spiral ganglia neurons following 08:21 Music list for rehabilitation OP
cochlear implantation of cochlear implant users: A 09-4
Emily C WONG (USA) practical guide for clinicians
Jonghwa Jeonglok PARK (Korea)
08:28 Inner ear drug delivering OP
08-5 08:28 Prediction of early lexical OP
Manuel MANRIQUE (Spain)
development on later language 09-5
08:35 Cochlear implantation: OP outcomes in children with
Predicting the scala tympani 08-6 cochlear implants
volume of the pediatric Min WANG (China)
recipients
Marzouqi SALAMAH (Saudi Arabia) 08:35 Can 1-3-6 principals be real?: OP
Results in South Korea 09-6
08:42 Evaluation of intracochlear OP
08-7 Son A CHANG (Korea)
pressure and distribution rate
during fluid application in 08:42 Parent coaching in telepractice: OP
cochlear models and human “What questions are we asking 09-7
petrous bone our parents?”
Rayoung KIM (Germany) Kai Shuo CHO (Malaysia)
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OP 10 Oral Presentation 10 OP 11 Oral Presentation 11
Seong Hoon BAE (Korea) Jiwon SEO (Korea)

Hyun Jin LEE (Korea) Dong-Han LEE (Korea)
08:00 The Healthy Hearing Ears OP 08:00 Long-term educational OP
Initiative - Changing the 10-1 and occupational status of 11-1
treatment paradigm for patients prelingually deaf children
with chronic otitis media related who have received a cochlear
hearing loss implant and the effect of speech
Byung Yoon CHOI (Korea) perception ability on these
outcomes
08:07 Analysis of newborn hearing OP
Yeonjoo CHOI (Korea)
screening results in South Korea 10-2
after national health insurance 08:07 CSF leak etiology and OP
coverage: A nationwide management: Our experience 11-2
population-based study Andrei LILENKO (Russia)
Jiwon CHANG (Korea)
08:14 Study of migration of cochlear OP
08:14 Difficult situations in cochlear OP implant device using tight 11-3
implantation 10-3 pocket technique
Rohit MEHROTRA (India) Rayan Kamal ALHUSSINI
(Saudi Arabia)
08:21 Evaluation of the impact of OP
cochlear implantation on 10-4 08:21 Implantation in ossified cochlea OP
patients' working life: A cross- - Surgeon’s groundwork and 11-4
sectional study clinical outcomes
Yüksel OLGUN (Türkiye) Rajika RAMAKRISHNAN (India)
08:28 CIICA conversations: Learning OP 08:28 Feasibility of round window OP
from people with CI and families 10-5 exploration in normal and 11-5
on the living guidelines project abnormal anatomy for
Helen CULLINGTON (UK) cochlear implant surgery – Our
experience
08:35 Cochlear implantation in OP
10-6 Subbarayudu YARLAGADDA (India)
Australia: Annual number of
implants in children and adults 08:35 Cochlear implantations in inner OP
since 2021, and uptake rate ear malformations 11-6
Cathy SUCHER (Australia) Sudhir Sakharam KADAM (India)
08:42 A summary of 24 years of OP
cochlear implant surgery at 11-7
Ear Nose Throat Hospital Ho Chi
Minh City
Tu Quang NGUYEN (Viet Nam)
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09:00-10:00 Nov. 11 Room 103 10:00-10:25 Nov. 11 Room 104
Restoring gait and posture. Application of genetic
Neurophysiological correlation FT 19 information to clinical CI
PL 03 with clinical observation in practice
otolith end organ chronic
electrical stimulation Chairperson Chuan Jen HSU (Taiwan)
Chairperson Seung-Ha OH (Korea)

Speaker Chen-Chi WU (Taiwan) FT 19
Speaker Angel RAMOS-MACIAS

(Spain) PL 03
10:25-11:45 Nov. 11 Room 104
SP 23 Genetic Information for CI
10:00-11:45 Nov. 11 Room 103 Chuan Jen HSU (Taiwan)
Chairpersons
RT 12 Revision Surgery Chen-Chi WU (Taiwan)
Chairperson Hyong-Ho CHO (Korea) 10:25 Genetic spectrum of deaf- SP
blindness and its clinical 23-1
Moderator Levent OLGUN (Türkiye)
implications in cochlear
10:00 Revısıon cochlear implant RT implantation
surgery and reimplantation 12-1
Tatsuo MATSUNAGA (Japan)
Levent OLGUN (Türkiye) 10:40 Cochlear implantation SP
10:10 Analysis of cochlear implant RT outcomes in patients with 23-2
revision surgeries 12-2 auditory neuropathy spectrum
Il Joon MOON (Korea)
disorder
Pei-Hsuan LIN (Taiwan)
10:20 Electrode kinking in cochlear RT
implantation 12-3 10:55 Comprehensive prediction SP
model, including genetic 23-3
Gi Jung IM (Korea)
testing, for the outcomes of
10:30 Management of challenging RT cochlear implantation
cochlear implanted cases 12-4
Jiunn-Liang WU (Taiwan)
11:10 Expansion of use of genetic SP
10:40 Revision surgery - Electrode RT testing for partial deafness and 23-4
issues 12-5 extreme inner ear anomaly
Neelam VAID (India) Byung Yoon CHOI (Korea)
10:50 CI reimplantation in SNUH RT 11:25 What can genetic hearing loss SP
Jun Ho LEE (Korea)
12-6 teach us about cochlear implant 23-5
technology?
11:00 Our experience with cochlear RT
12-7 Jay T. RUBINSTEIN (USA)
implant revision surgery
11:40
M. Tayyar KALCIOGLU (Türkiye) ~ Discussion
11:10 11:45
~ Panel Discussion
11:45
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CI for SSD: Opportunity or Outcomes of a further totally
KL 09 challenge? FT 20 implantable cochlear implant
feasibility trial
Chairperson Hyung Jong KIM (Korea)
Chairperson Jae-Jun SONG (Korea)
Speaker Gunesh P. RAJAN
(Australia, Switzerland) KL 09 Speaker Robert BRIGGS
(Australia) FT 20
10:25-11:45 Nov. 11 Room 105

10:25-10:50 Nov. 11 Room 201
SP 24 Assisted Approach for CI
Considerations for and initial
Hyung Jong KIM (Korea) clinical results of a totally
Chairpersons FT 21 implantable cochlear implant.
In Seok MOON (Korea)
First results of a feasibility study
10:25 Experience of using SmartNav SP Chairperson Jae-Jun SONG (Korea)
in cochlear implantation 24-1
Akira ISHIYAMA (USA) Speaker Joachim MÜLLER
(Germany) FT 21
10:40 Endoscope assisted cochlear SP
implantation 24-2
Enis Alpin GUNERI (Türkiye)
10:50-11:45 Nov. 11 Room 201
10:55 Endoscope-assisted cochlear SP
implantation in a challenging 24-3 SP 25 Future Technology & TICI
surgical view
Jong Dae LEE (Korea)
Jae-Jun SONG (Korea)
Chairpersons
11:10 Aligning the coiling planes of SP
the cochlea and the electrode 24-4
10:50 Microelectromechanical system SP
array technology for next-generation 25-1
Nozomu MATSUMOTO (Japan) cochlear implant
11:25 Ideal CI electrode design in SP Jongmoon JANG (Korea)
creating effective electrode- 24-5
11:05 Cochlear implantation in SP
neural interface challenging anatomical 25-2
Anandhan DHANASINGH (Austria) conditions: Studies on the force
11:40 effects and development of a
~ Discussion new malleable cochlear implant
11:45 electrode
Rudolf HAGEN (Germany)
11:20 Beyond the limit-regeneration SP
of the tympanic membrane 25-3
Shinichi KANEMARU (Japan)
11:35
~ Discussion
11:45
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Speech and Language CI Vision 2023: Leveraging Big
SP 26 Outcomes
SP 27 Data for Future Insights
Mi-Sun YOON (Korea ) Chairperson Seung-Ha OH (Korea)

Chairpersons
Aleisha DAVIS (Australia) 10:00 History of cochlear implantation SP
in Korea; From 1988 to 2023 27-1
10:00 Prediction of language after SP
cochlear implantation in young 26-1 Jae Young CHOI (Korea)
children 10:15 Changes in CI indications in SP
Nancy M. YOUNG (USA) Korea 27-2
10:15 Parental linguistic inputs and SP Yong-Ho PARK (Korea)

verbal responses to young 26-2
10:30 Hearing big data center in South SP
children with cochlear implants Korea; Making a worldwide 27-3
Youngmee LEE (Korea) platform
10:30 Preventive education program SP Young Joon SEO (Korea)
for parents (PEPP): A starting 26-3
engine for parents and infants
who are hard of hearing or deaf
Ulrika LÖFKVIST (Sweden) 10:45-11:35 Nov. 11 Room 203
10:45 Speech, language and quality- SP Development of Living

of-life outcomes in children 26-4 SP 28 Guidelines: For Cochlear
with hearing loss and additional Implantation in Adults
disabilities: Effect of cochlear Chairperson Catherine BIRMAN (Australia)
implant dynamic range
Teresa CHING (Australia) 10:45 The CI living guidelines: SP
Inspiration and aspiration 28-1
11:00 Selection of communication SP
mode after pediatric cochlear 26-5 Catherine BIRMAN (Australia)
implantation and its problems 11:00 How can the CI living guidelines SP
Yasushi NAITO (Japan) be applied in accordance with 28-2
11:15 Using listening development SP

the circumstances of each
to guide cochlear implantation 26-6 country?
evaluation in moderate-severe Angel RAMOS-MACIAS (Spain)
hearing loss 11:15 Living guidelines: Improving SP
Aleisha DAVIS (Australia) the standard of care of adults 28-3
11:30 From silence to speech: SP

with hearing loss and the role of
Unraveling the factors that drive 26-7 cochlear implantation
language success in mandarin- Seung-Ha OH (Korea)
speaking children with cochlear 11:30
implants ~ Discussion
11:35
Pey Yu CHEN (Taiwan)
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OP 12 Oral Presentation 12 10:49 Initial outcome measures of OP
anatomy-based fitting method 12-8
Jae Sang HAN (Korea) among experienced, adult
Chairpersons
Son A CHANG (Korea) cochlear implant users.
Cila UMAT (Malaysia)
10:00 Difficult visualization of OP
12-1 10:56 Cochlear implant initial fitting: OP
round window in cochlear
implantation Anatomy-based versus standard 12-9
frequency map
Hassan Ali ALSHEHRI (Saudi Arabia)
Uwe BAUMANN (Germany)
10:07 Intra operative and post OP
12-2 11:03 Cochlear implantation in OP
operative complications and 12-10
its management in cochlear patients with advanced
implant surgery-review of 600 otosclerosis
cases Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI (Poland)
Rajesh Yogeshwar VISHWAKARMA 11:10 Telmesani radiological OP
(India) classification of the location 12-11
10:14 Mycobacterial ear infections OP

of the vertical segment of the
and cochlear implantation 12-3 facial nerve: Impact on surgical
approach in cochlear implant
Wong-Kein Christopher LOW surgery
(Singapore)
Laila Mohamed TELMESANI
10:21 Parents' language does matter OP (Saudi Arabia)
for young children with cochlear 12-4
11:17 Preoperative CT imaging for OP
implants: Focus on the quantity
and quality of parental linguistic the prediction of difficult round 12-12
input window access in cochlear
implant surgery - A systematic
Dayea LEE (Korea) review
10:28 A multicentre paediatric OP Dhana Senthil KUMAR (Singapore)
implanted recipient 12-5
11:24 Cochlear implantation in OP
observational study (P-IROS):
A unified approach to gather pediatrics: The effect of cochlear 12-13
evidence to support cochlear coverage
implant decision making Fida ALMUHAWAS (Saudi Arabia)
Dell KINGSFORD SMITH (Australia) 11:31 Management of cochlear OP
implant site infection and 12-14
10:35 Shifting from family to OP
child-centred practice - 12-6 extrusion without implant
Flexible models of implant removal
programming to facilitate Ghanaym Sultan ALMAZROUEI
independence and agency in (United Arab Emirates)
children with hearing loss.
Katie NEAL (Australia)
10:42 The Marvel sound processor in OP
everyday life situations 12-7
Laure ARNOLD (France)
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Posters
Genetics: Diagnosis/ Prediction
PP 001 PP 004
Bilateral cochlear implants in a MELAS A case study on hearing loss in a patient
patient with turner syndrome: Diagnosis, findings,
and treatment approach
Yung-Chen SUN, Xiang-Xiang CHEN, Pey-Yu Mohd Fadzil Nor RASHID, Ain Mimi Maryam
CHEN, Chia-Huei CHU, Hung-Ching LIN ARBAEN, Suzana MANSOR
Taiwan Malaysia
PP 002 PP 005
Precision medicine of hereditary hearing Cochlear implant for mitochondrial disease
loss – The diagnostic rate of whole-exome at our hospital.
sequencing
Yi-Lu LI, Peng-Chieh CHEN, Jiunn-Liang WU Kiyoshi SAKASAI, Yasuhiro ARAI, Kentaro
Taiwan TAKADA, Takashi WADA, Daiki MORISHITA,
Nobuhiko ORIDATE
Japan
PP 003
Different phenotypes in pendred syndrome
caused by the homozygous SLC26A4 gene
pathogenic variant
Fong-Cian JHONG, Yung-Hsuan CHEN,

Meng-Han TSAI, Chao-Hui YANG
Taiwan
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Audiological Examination
PP 006 PP 010
Psychosocial impact of the COVID-19 Influences of aided audiometry
pandemic on teenage with cochlear performance to Category of Auditory
implants of Performance II (CAP II) score among
pediatric cochlear implant recipient
Merve TORUN TOPCU, Mahmut Tayyar Mohamad Firdaus Bin LATIP, Noor Dina
KALCIOGLU HASHIM, Fatimah SAZARI, Goh Bee SEE,
Türkiye Malaysia
PP 007 PP 011
Evaluation of hearing loss in patients with Systemic cisplatin increases the number of
fibromyalgia syndrome patients showing positive off-frequency
masking audiometry
Hanife CAGLAR YAGCI, Osman Ilkay Harukazu HIRAUMI, Shin-Ichi OIKAWA,

OZDAMAR, Ozlem ERTUGRUL, Cansu Kiyoto SHIGA, Hiroaki SATO
TOSYALI SALMAN, Ilker YAGCI Japan
Türkiye
PP 008 PP 012
Audiological outcomes of the Universiti Artificial intelligence at predicting hearing
Kebangsaan Malaysia pediatric implanted levels after myringoplasty: A pilot study
recipient observational study
Cila UMAT, Wan Nur Hanim MOHD. YUSOFF, Kenneth Wei De CHUA, Hazel YEO, Heng Wai
Nur 'izzati MD. YUSOFF, Mohamad Firdaus YUEN, David LOW, Conrad CHUNG, Savitha
LATIP, Hanif Farhan MOHD RASDI, Bee See KAMATH
GOH Singapore
Malaysia
PP 009 PP 013
Temperature-sensitive recurrent, reversible A study of prevalence for hearing
auditory neuropathy in two Iranian siblings impairment in Mongolian neonates
Saruul CHULUUNBAATAR, Delgermaa

Mohsen AHADI, Nasrin YAZDANI BATAAKHUU, Bayalag MUNKHUU
Iran Mongolia
71
PP 015 PP 019
Distortion product otoacoustic emissions The ICF and cochlear implant indications
(DPOAE) in children with tinnitus
Afiq Ikmal SAHAK, Wan Syafira ISHAK, Ilona ANDERSON, Ellen ANDRIES, Artur
Rafidah MAZLAN, Nashrah MAAMOR LORENS, Griet MERTENS, Anja KURZ, Miryam
Malaysia CALVINO, Dayse TAVORA-VIERA, Edda
AMANN
Austria
PP 016 PP 020
Self-report measures of listening and Whether auditory steady-state responses is
communication: Are we measuring what useful tool in evaluation of CI candidacy?
matters?
Katie NEAL, Sarah HUGHES, Isobelle Sudhir Sakharam KADAM

BOISVERT India
Australia
PP 017 PP 021
Comparison of loudness discomfort level Aided auditory evoked potentials: Non-
by the pure tone and narrow-band noise invasive pre-CI assessment to determine
in adults with normal hearing and patients auditory nerve functionality
with hearing loss
Yong-Hwi AN, Dong Hyuk JANG, Jung Ho Amit Kumar ANAND, Aninda Duti BANIK
CHOI, Seung Yeon JEON, Hyojung CHOI, India
Hyun Joon SHIM
Korea
PP 018 PP 022
Infant hearing: Comparison among Electrically evoked auditory brainstem
electrophysical and behavioral tests responses in children fitted with hearing
aids prior to cochlear implantation
Son A CHANG, Sujin SHIN, Ji Min KIM, Ye Rim Li CHEN, Xiaotao GUO, Jingwu SUN, Jiaqiang
SHIN, Young-Myoung CHUN SUN
Korea China
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PP 024 PP 028
A novel ICF-based classification system for Cochlear implantation in siblings with usher
reporting localization outcomes syndrome
Artur LORENS, Griet MERTENS, Ellen Chu Man CHANG, Ting CHIU, Hong Ping
ANDRIES, Anja KURZ, Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA, CHIOU, Hung Pin WU
Miryam CALVINO, Edda AMANN, Ilona Taiwan
ANDERSON
Poland
PP 025 PP 029
Hybrid technology with nucleus 8 processor Hearing differences according to the use of
for partial deafness treatment in a 3 yr old cochlear implants and hearing aids in South
child -1st experience in South East Asia Korea
Punam KUMARI, Sumit MRIG, Yashu Eun Bit BAE

GOSWAMI, Samriddhi NIJHAWAN Korea
India
PP 026 PP 030
Sound4all: Re-engineered device and Preliminary study on the impact of auditory
strategy for best results in UNHS perception to cochlear implantation for
residual hearing by evoking potential in the
cortical auditory area
Pragya TYAGI, Kapil SIKKA, Amit Chirom Chi Ching LIN, Mei Jui HUANG, Yen Jung
SINGH, Dinesh KALYANASUNDARAM PAN, Kuan Ju CHEN, Kuan Hua CHEN, Kuang
India Chao CHEN
Taiwan
PP 027
Cochlear implant success in auditory
neuropathy disorder
Birgul GUMUS, Armagan Saziye İNCESULU

Türkiye
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Radiology
PP 031 PP 035
A novel methodology in the identification Preoperative considerations for patients
of inner ear malformation types with vestibular schwannomas before
Anandhan DHANASINGH Sarah DRAUT, Joachim MÜLLER

Austria Germany
PP 032 PP 036
Analysis of cochlear morphology prior Clinical applicability of 3D segmentation
to cochlear implantation using three- in diagnosis of inner ear malformation and
dimensionally reconstructed computed prediction of cochlear implant electrode
tomography images insertion depth
Beom Cho JUN, Sunwha SONG Shujin XUE, Xingmei WEI, Biao CHEN, Danmo
Korea CUI, Ying SHI, Jingyuan CHEN, Lifang ZHANG,
Mengya SHEN, Simeng LU, Xinyue ZOU, Xinyi
ZHANG, Ying KONG, Yongxin LI
China
PP 033 PP 037
Feasibility and limitations of head magnetic Application of fMRI in evaluation of auditory
resonance imaging in patients with cochlear cortex in sensorineural hearing loss
implants
Shu YOKOTA, Hidekane YOSHIMURA, Kyoko Fang Zhong XIA

SHIRAI, Yutaka TAKUMI China
Japan
PP 034 PP 038
Temporoparietal scalp thickness and Cortical volumetric alterations following
cochlear implantation: A radiological study cochlear implantation: MRI-based
in an Asian population correlational study using freesurfer in
bilateral deaf adults
Elaine Hui Chen ANG, Daniel CH'NG, David
LOW, Heng Wai YUEN Yun Ji LEE, Hwon HEO, Hye Ah JOO, Yeonjoo
Singapore CHOI, Woo Hyun SHIM, Hong Ju PARK
Korea
74
PP 039 PP 041
Cochlear electrode angular insertion Cochlear duct length and its relationship
measurements using the post-operative to audiological outcome after cochlear
x-ray implantation surgery in prelingually
deafened children
Hessa Ali ALHAMMADI, Ahmad Mohammad
ALAMADI Vidhu SHARMA, Priyank AGRAWAL, Vishudh
UAE MOHAN, Sarbesh TIWARI, Pushpinder
KHERA, Kapil SONI, Darwin KAUSHAL, Bikram
CHOUDHURY, Amit GOYAL
India
PP 040 PP 042
Modified artifact reduction technique Comparison of depth of electrode insertion
3.0T MRI in cochlear implantees receiving between cochleostomy and round window
diametrically bipolar magnets approach: A cadaveric study
Kaitian CHEN, Guanxia XIONG Anupriya JANGRA, Nidhin DAS K, Vidhu

China SHARMA, Pushpinder KHERA, Sarbesh
TIWARI, Surajit GHATAK, Shilpi Gupta DIXIT,
Ashish Kumar NAYYAR, Amit GOYAL
India
Basic Research (Others) & Future Technology
PP 043 PP 045
Possibilities for utilising Quality of reporting of randomised
electrocochleography after cochlear controlled trials of artificial intelligence in
implant surgery healthcare: A systematic review
William Peter Rea GIBSON, Halit SANLI Bushra AYUB

Australia Pakistan
PP 044 PP 046
Speech dereverberation based on Research is an important skill for
integrated deep and ensemble learning otolarygology residents. How should it be
algorithm for cochlear implant coding developed?
strategy
Chao-Min WU, Harisma Khoirun NISA Bushra AYUB

Taiwan Pakistan
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PP 047 PP 052
A feasibility study of sound localization Clinical application of the 4K-3D exoscope
training using virtual reality in single-sided system in cochlear implantation
deafness
Haewon RHI, Leeseul SHIM, Ja Hee KIM, Honglei ZHANG, Guojian WANG, Xin ZHANG,
Gibbeum KIM, Hyo-Jeong LEE Wei LIU, Jun XIAO, Han XIA, Yongyi YUAN,
Korea Bo GAO, Dongyang KANG, Hang SHAO,
Qionghai DAI, Pu DAI
China
PP 048 PP 053
Preoperative neuroanatomical differences Machine learning and cluster analysis in
predict speech development in children predicting prognosis of idiopathic sudden
with cochlear implants: Cross-validation sensorineural hearing loss
and preliminary external validation
Di YUAN, Patrick C. M. WONG, Nancy M. Ryouhei AKANABE, Harukazu HIRAUMI

YOUNG Japan
China
PP 049 PP 054
Effect of arginine methyltransferase Speech perception and subjective
inhibitor-1 on cisplatin ototoxicity in questionnaire outcomes by the new
cochlear cells: A preliminary study Cochlear™ Nucleus® 7 sound processor
compared to previous processors in
experienced cochlear implant users for
more than 10 years
Yüksel OLGUN, Selen Kum ÖZSENGEZER, Jee Yeon LEE, Hong Ju PARK
Hongling YUAN, Kerem ALTUN, Zekiye Korea
ALTUN
Türkiye
PP 050 PP 055
How dependent are recent image guided A Study on the development of middle-ear
individualization techniques for cochlear microphone for fully implantable hearing
implantation on observer and imaging devices using piezoresistive sensor
type?
Daniel SIEBER, Max TIMM, Tobias WELLER, Woonhoe GOO, Jongwoo LIM, Keedong
Marie SUHLING, Thomas LENARZ, Daniel YANG, Namkeun KIM, Jaehoon SIM, Seung-
SCHURZIG Ha OH, Juyong CHUNG
Germany Korea
76
PP 056 PP 060
Mini-pigs are the better animal model for What is an ideal number of cochlear implant
cochlear implantation channels? Results of analysis with AI based
computational model and electrodogram study
Chao JIANG, Wei CHEN Prahlada NAYAKA BASAVANTHAPPA,

China Gopika RAJ, Shailashri NAYAKA PRAHLADA
India
PP 057 PP 061
Age-stratified gender differences in verbal Comparison of cochlear implantation and
fluency tasks inner ear gene delivery in miniature pigs
Hyojeong KOH, Eun Jin PAEK, Jee Eun SUNG Wei CHEN, Xiaojun JI
Korea China
PP 058 PP 062
Sentence comprehension abilities in age- Automated pure-tone audiometry: A
related hearing loss on auditory and visual narrative review and its potential impact on
modalities community hearing health services
Jee Eun SUNG, Jimin PARK Nor Hidayah MOHAMMED HATTA, Wan
Korea Najibah WAN MOHAMAD, Mohd Normani
ZAKARIA, Mohd Fadzil Nor RASHID
Malaysia
PP 059 PP 063
A comparative analysis of clustering and Stimulation crosstalk between cochlear and
switching in semantic and phonemic verbal vestibular spaces during cochlear electrical
fluency by Korean-speaking older adults stimulation
with and without hearing loss
Junyoung SHIN, Eunji HWANG, Jisu SONG, Joyce TANG, Ángel RAMOS DE MIGUEL,
Shinhee NOH, Hyeonju KIM, Jee Eun SUNG Isaura RODRIGUEZ MONTESDEOCA, Juan
Korea Carlos FALCÓN GONZÁLE, Silvia BORKOSKI
BARREIRO, Andrzej ZAROWSKI, Morgana
SLUYDTS, Nadia FALCÓN BENITEZ, Angel
RAMOS MACIAS
Spain
77
PP 064 PP 065
Protective effect of resveratrol in an Punjabi articulation errors in cochlear
experimental model of salicylate-induced implant children
tinnitus
Chul Ho JANG, Gwang-Won CHO, Dharam VIR, Ritika DUTTA, Jyoti MAKKAR,
Changjong MOON, Ilyong PARK Jaimanti BAKSHI, Naresh K PANDA,
Korea L. KAUR, P. KUMAR, Shailendra SINGH
India
Surgical Issues and Complications
PP 066 PP 069
Various approaches to the round window Management of exposed cochlear implant
for cochlear implantation: A systematic : Two cases of salvaging implants using
review rotational scalp flap
Isra ALJAZEERI Young Jun SEO, Ji Hyung LIM, Jae Sang HAN,
Saudi Arabia Jae Hyun SEO, Shi Nae PARK
Korea
PP 067 PP 070
Panel discussion: Labrynthitis ossificans Revision cochlear implant (RCI) surgery:
Indications, outcomes and clinical
predictors
Isra ALJAZEERI Mohamed ALSHEHABI, Laura VIANI, Peter

Saudi Arabia WALSHE
Bahrain
PP 068 PP 071
Head trauma in children after cochlear The Surgify Safety Burr: Cochlear implant
implant and its effect on the implants surgery with a novel device
Huidong CHEN, Qingquan HUA, Jie REN Aarno DIETZ, Laura IHALAINEN, Matti ISO-
China MUSTAJÄRVI
Finland
78
PP 072 PP 076
Cochlear implantation in a case with Salvaging cochlear implant in deep
down syndrome, neonatal meningitis with incisional surgical site infection: Our
cochlear malformation and anomalous experience
facial nerve – A case study
Rohit UDAYA PRASAD, Sailaja TIMMARAJU, Sunil GOYAL, Himanshu SWAMI, Rajeev
Mathew DOMINIC, Nikhil BEN VETTATH CHUGH, Ravi ROY, Devendra Kumar GUPTA,
India Sneha YADAV
India
PP 073 PP 077
Patient and surgeon perspectives on Clinical audit of surgical outcomes in
hearing performance and satisfaction cochlear implantation: Our experience
with the slim modiolar electrode (CI632):
Translating clinical evidence into real-world
experience in China
Yongxin LI, Jingwei CUI, Daogui ZHU, Keli Sunil GOYAL, Himanshu SWAMI, Sneha
CAO, Yiqing ZHENG, Yu ZHAO, Xiguang TIAN YADAV, Deepika TANWAR
China India
PP 074 PP 078
Revision cochlear implant our surgical Cochlear implant surgical complications in
technique – Case report Cipto Mangunkusumo General Hospital-
Indonesia: Single institutional review of 300
Hessa Ali ALHAMMADI, Ahmad Mohamed Ayu Astria SRIYANA, Harim PRIYONO,
ALAMADI Rangga Rayendra SALEH, Ratna Dwi RESTUTI
UAE Indonesia
PP 075 PP 080
Cochlear implantation after radiotherapy Facial nerve stimulation from cochlear facial
for nasopharyngeal carcinoma – A literature nerve dehiscence
review
Genevieve LEE, Jiahui NG, Leonard SOH, Sher-Lyn THAM, Huey Ting DIONG,
Vanessa TAN Shermaine PNG, Raymond NGO
Singapore Singapore
79
PP 081 PP 086
Special cochlear implantation – A case Challenges faced by candidates requiring
report of congenital petrous bone cochlear implant in Karachi: What’s the
bholesteatoma complicated with solution?
congenital cochlear nerve and facial nerve
malformations
Jun LIU, Pu DAI, Dongyi HAN, Shiming YANG Talha Ahmed QURESHI
China Pakistan
PP 082 PP 087
Lessons learnt in a delayed identification of ‘Making the cut’ - Evolving incisions in
a misplaced electrode array in the vestibule cochlear implantation: Our experience
Huey Ting DIONG, Raymond NGO, Amit GOYAL, Kranti BHAVANA, Pawan
Shermaine PNG, Yuhan WONG SINGHAL, Vidhu SHARMA
Singapore India
PP 083 PP 088
Plain film interpretation of the electrode Dizziness after cochlear implantation
array after cochlear implant surgery
Neelam VAID, Jaxin JOY, Ajay KOTHADIYA, Ji Won LEE, Soo Bin BAE, Jun Wan PARK,
Nikhil GOKHALE Sung Il NAM
India Korea
PP 084 PP 089
Hybrid surgical technique in cochlear Hurdles of cochlear implantation surgery in
implant surgery abnormal anatomy of the temporal bone
Sudhir Sakharam KADAM Rajika RAMAKRISHNAN, Shilpa NAIR,

India Sreenivas KAMMATH, Kiran NATARAJAN,
Raghunandhan SAMPATH, Mohan
KAMESWARAN
India
80
PP 090 PP 094
Subtotal petrosectomy and cochlear It is not over after the insertion – Intra-
implantation cochlear electrode movement during lead
positioning
Manoj Manikoth PUTHIYAPARAMBIL Rolf Benedikt SALCHER, Eralp

India ARTUKARSLAN, Suheda YILMAZ-BAYRAKTAR,
Martina NULLMEIER, Nick PAWSEY, Thomas
LENARZ
Germany
PP 091 PP 095
A case of revision cochlear implantation via A case of cochlear implantation for
the transmeatal approach in child with lack nedaplatin-induced hearing loss
of mastoid pneumatization
Donggu HUR Yasuhiro ARAI, Kiyoshi SAKASAI, Takashi

Korea WADA, Kentaro TAKADA, Nobuhiko ORIDATE
Japan
PP 092 PP 096
Cochlear implant explantation as a sequela Reimplantation of cochlear implant as
of severe infection—Case report a result of wound site infection: First
experience in West Java, Indonesia
Wei-Chieh LIN, Yao-Wen CHANG, Chuan-Jen Lina LASMININGRUM
HSU, Hung-Pin WU Indonesia
Taiwan
PP 093
Cochlear implant in patient with bilateral
sudden sensorineural hearing loss as
presenting symptoms of chronic myeloid
leukemia
Ching-Hui HSU
Taiwan
81
Hearing Preservation & Bimodal Hearing
PP 097 PP 101
Electrode selection for cochlear Benefits of wireless link technology
implantation; Experience with full cochlear between cochlear implant and hearing aid
coverage electrodes in patients with bimodal hearing
Alejo LINARES CASAS Ji Hyuk HAN, Jae Young CHOI

Argentina Korea
PP 098 PP 102
Temporal adjustment of interaural Effect of interaural beamforming in a
stimulation timing leads to improved sound diffuse noise field on speech intelligibility in
localization in bimodal listeners bimodal cochlear implant users
Stefan ZIRN, Julian ANGERMEIER, Werner Nienke C. LANGERAK, H. Christiaan

HEMMERT STRONKS, Raphael KONING, Jeroen J.
Germany BRIAIRE, Johan H.m. FRIJNS
Germany
PP 099 PP 103
The clinical effect of steroids for hearing Technical and perceptual assessment of the
preservation in cochlear implantation: device delay mismatch in bimodal cochlear
Conclusions based on three cochlear implant users
implant systems and two administration
regimes
Magdalena Beata SKARZYNSA, Aleksandra Raphael KONING, Joachim THIEMANN, Josef

KOŁODZIEJAK, Elzbieta GOS, Henryk CHALUPPER
SKARZYNSKI, Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI Germany
Poland
PP 100 PP 104
Utility of electrocochleography for cochlear Long-term hearing preservation with the
implant recipients and its potential to SlimJ electrode array
predict post-operative hearing thresholds
objectively
Lei XU, Ruijie WANG, Jianfen LUO, Xiuhua Andreas BUECHNER, Michael BARDT, Rolf
CHAO, Haibo WANG SALCHER, Thomas LENARZ
China Germany
82
PP 105 PP 109
Speech perception and sound localization Evaluation of cochlear implant outcomes
ability in CI subjects with electric-acoustic with patient-specific electrode selection
stimulation and contralateral normal utilizing pre-operative cochlear duct length
hearing measurements
Tobias WEISSGERBER, Monika KOERTJE, John Jw LEE, Matthew G CROWSON, Kari

Timo STÖVER, Uwe BAUMANN SMILSKY, Joseph M CHEN, Vincent Y LIN,
Germany Trung N LE
Canada
PP 106 PP 110
The use of ECochG monitoring in cochlear Near infrared light pre-treatment reduces
implant surgery hearing loss associated with cochlear
implantation in both guinea pigs and
humans
Patrick AXON, James TYSOME, Neil Dan JIANG, Dietmar BASTA, Susanne
DONNELLY, Manohar BANCE SCHWITZER, Moritz GROESCHEL, Philipp
UK MITTMANN, Lenneker KIEFER, Arne ERNST,
Patrick BOYLE
UK
PP 107 PP 111
The effect of speed and experience on hearing Hearing preservation in cochlear implant
preservation outcomes in In-Vitro Models surgery
William CROHAN, Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA, Rohit MEHROTRA

Gunesh RAJAN India
Australia
PP 108 PP 112
The role of the Paediatric Implanted Contralateral hearing aid use in adult
Recipient Observational Study (P-IROS) to cochlear implant recipients: Retrospective
inform factors impacting cochlear implant analysis of auditory outcomes
outcomes in China
Lei XU, Chongxian YU, Ruijie WANG, Jianxin Griet MERTENS, Ellen ANDRIES, Charis
QIU CLEMENT, Ellen COCHET, Anouk HOFKENS
China – VAN DEN BRANDT, Laure JACQUEMIN, Iris
JOOSSEN, Hanne VERMEERSCH, Marc Jan-
Willem LAMMERS, Vincent VAN ROMPAEY,
Olivier VANDERVEKEN
Belgium
83
PP 113 PP 117
Effects of contralateral hearing aids on Electrode impact on residual hearing
Mandarin voice emotion recognition in
adults with bimodal hearing
Yuqi XIA, Yuhe LIU Manoj Manikoth PUTHIYAPARAMBIL,

China Sasidharan PULIBALATHINGAL, Shabeena
BACKER
India
PP 114 PP 118
Evaluation of electrode insertion trauma Large group monaural and binaural speech
induced loss of residual hearing in cochlear perception outcomes for adult cochlear
implant recipients implant recipients
Nidhin DAS K, Vidhu SHARMA, Sarbesh Rod HOLLOW, Richard DOWELL, Jaime
TIWARI, Pushpinder KHERA, Amit GOYAL LEIGH, Rebecca FARRELL, Raoul WILLS
India Australia
PP 115 PP 119
Multicentric bimodal outcomes for the Oticon Comparing hearing preservation outcomes:
Medical Neuro 2 cochlear implant system and Extended versus single-dose steroid
optimised contralateral hearing aid therapy in cochlear implantation
Stephanie CARRICK, Catherine SUCHER, Hung-Pin WU

Ronel CHESTER-BROWNE, Nina SWIDERSKI, Taiwan
Caren SAWERS, Melissa ROSENZWEIG,
Billy KOPSAFTIS, Christopher LIND, Dakota
BYSOUTH-YOUNG
Australia
PP 116 PP 120
The impact of bimodal hearing on voice Monitoring of hearing preservation with
emotion recognition and categorical electrocochleography in cochlear implant
perception of lexical tones in Mandarin recipient during intraoperative & post-
cochlear implant listeners operative measurements : A longitudinal
clinical experience & case study
Yuqi XIA, Yuhe LIU Dr. Aninda Duti BANIK, Dr. Milind KIRTANE,
China Amit ANAND
India
84
Inner Ear Anomaly (Outcome)
PP 121 PP 125
A novel cochlear C-value: Predicts what ? Characters and laws of development on
the auditory and speech ability of cochlear
implantation in children with cochlear
nerve deficiency
Tawfiq KHURAYZI Ying KONG, Lifang ZHANG, Simeng LU,

Saudi Arabia Yongxin LI
China
PP 122 PP 126
The effectiveness analysis of cochlear Cochlear implantation in Labyrinthitis
implantation in children with incomplete Ossificans- The etiology, challenges, and
partition type I outcomes
Xianqi LIU, Jianfei LUO, Xiuhua CHAO, Ruijie Dipika PRAKASH, Vidhu SHARMA, Amit
WANG, Min WANG, Jinming LI, Lei XU GOYAL
China India
PP 123 PP 127
Cochlear implant in child with absent of Measurements of cochlear anatomical
semicircular canals parameters in inner ear malformation
and prediction of cochlear implantation
outcomes
Khalid Mahmoud BADR Shujin XUE, Xingmei WEI, Simeng LU, Biao
Saudi Arabia CHEN, Danmo CUI, Ying SHI, Jingyuan CHEN,
Lifang ZHANG, Mengya SHEN, Xinyue ZOU,
Xinyi ZHANG, Ying KONG, Yongxin LI
China
PP 124 PP 128
Cochlear implant in syndromic inner ear A case of cochlear implant surgery for
outcome cochlear ossification after meningitis
Saeed Abdullah M ALGHAMDI Wei CHEN, Xiaojun JI, Jianan LI

Saudi Arabia China
85
PP 129
Cochlear implantation with rounded
Insertion technique: Successful outcome for
cystic inner ear malformation
Hou-Kuang CHEN, William Kuan-Hua CHEN,

Mei-Jui HUANG, Chi-Ching LIN, Yen-Jung
PAN, Kuan-Ju CHEN, Joshua Kuang-Chao
CHEN
Taiwan
Sequential CI, Asymmetric/ SSD (Outcome)
PP 130 PP 132
Event-related potentials of single sided deaf The new SONNET 2 sound processor-
cochlear implant users – Using a semantic Outcomes with the new front-end
oddball paradigm in noise processing technology ASM 3.0
Marcus Windsor Rao VOOLA, Andre Anja KURZ, Kristen RAK, Rudolf HAGEN
WEDEKIND, An T NGUYEN, Welber Germany
MARINOVIC, Gunesh RAJAN, Dayse TAVORA-
VIEIRA
Australia
PP 131 PP 133
Exponential fitting of spread of excitation A study of event-related potentials during
response measurements in cochlear monaural and bilateral hearing in single-
implants sided deaf cochlear implant users
Tobias RADER, Pascal NACHTIGAELLER, Marcus Windsor Rao VOOLA, Andre

Theresa LINKE, Tobias WEISSGERBER, Uwe WEDEKIND, An NGUYEN, Welber MARINOVIC,
BAUMANN Gunesh RAJAN, Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA
Germany Australia
86
PP 134 PP 138
A comparative analysis of the effect of Evaluating outcomes of cochlear
cochlear implantation and bone conduction implantation for single-sided deafness
implant on tinnitus in patients with using a standard clinic configuration
asymmetric hearing loss
Jae Sang HAN, Yeonji KIM, Ji Hyung LIM, Kari L. SMILSKY, Joseph M. CHEN, Vincent
Young Jun SEO, Jae‐hyun SEO, Shi Nae PARK Y.w. LIN, Trung N LE, John J.w. LEE, Kassandra
Korea KAMINSKAS, Salahaldin ALAMLEH
Canada
PP 135 PP 139
Single-sided deafness: The effect of cochlear Factors influencing cochlear implant use in
implantation on emotional and social individuals with unilateral hearing loss
handicap, functional hearing and quality of life
Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA, Andre WEDEKIND, Catherine Mary SUCHER, Matthew

Aanand ACHARYA ZIMMERMANN, Melanie FERGUSON
Australia Australia
PP 136 PP 140
Single-sided deafness: Can we close the Single-center experience in diagnosis
asymmetry gap in cortical activation? and treatment of congenital single-sided
deafness in children
Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA, Marcus VOOLA, xiao ZHANG, Hai Hong LIU, Ying LI, Jie BAI,
Andre WEDEKIND, Aanand ACHARYA Han Di LIU, Ni MA, Wei LIU, Jun ZHENG, Yang
Australia YANG
China
PP 137 PP 141
Comparison of objective and subjective Auditory cortical plasticity in individuals
benefit of second cochlear implantation in with single-sided deafness following the
children to adolescent/adult use of bone-anchored hearing aid
William Kuan-Hua CHEN, Mei-Jui HUANG, Ji-Hye HAN, Jihyun LEE, Hyo-Jeong LEE
Yen-Jung PAN, Chi-Ching LIN, Kuan-Ju CHEN, Korea
Joshua Kuang-Chao CHEN
Taiwan
87
PP 142 PP 143
Long sequential cochlear implants and Clinical effectiveness of cochlear
outcomes implantation in adult patients with single-
sided deafness and asymmetric hearing loss
Manoj Manikoth PUTHIYAPARAMBIL, Ga-Young KIM, Mini JO, Young Sang CHO,
Sasidharan PULIBALATHINGAL Il Joon MOON
India Korea
Elderly CI & Cognition
PP 144 PP 147
The study of non-verbal cognitive function Cochlear implantation outcomes in the
and quality of life in postlingual deaf adults elderly population in Singapore
after cochlear implantation
Jinming LI, Jianfen LUO, Ming WANG, Xiuhua Wen Chi SOM, Chun Suan ONG, Pei Shan
CHAO, Ruijie WANG, Xianqi LIU, Dianzhao LEEM, Ling Hui, Brenda SIM, Jia Hui NG, Ni
XIE, Haibo WANG, Lei XU Gin ONG, Yee Jueen, Vanessa TAN
China Singapore
PP 145 PP 148
Alternative surgical approach of cochlear Development of a robust cognitive test for
implant in elderly patients the elderly
Subin KIM, Ki-Hong CHANG, Seunghwa KIM, Vincent LIN

Da Hye MOON Canada
Korea
PP 146 PP 149
Cochlear implantation in elderly patients: It is not only the speech testing that
Survival duration, hearing outcomes, shows improvement following cochlear
complication rates, and cost utility implantation
Neil DONNELLY, Any HAMMOND-KENNY, Janeen JARDINE, Jackie MOON

Daniele BORSETTO, Joseph MANJALY, Australia
Tsvetemira PANOVA, Ananth VIJENDREN,
Manohar BANCE, James TYSOME, Patrick
AXON
UK
88
PP 150 PP 154
Effects of cochlear implantation on Long-term use of cochlear implant in the
cognitive decline in older adults: A late-stage elderly
systematic review and meta-analysis
Sora AN, Eunha JO, Sang Beom JUN, Jee Eun Mami YASUMOTO, Yasushi NAITO, Norio
SUNG YAMAMOTO, Hiroshi YAMAZAKI, Keizo
Korea FUJIWARA, Tetsuhiko MICHIDA, Saburo
MOROTO, Tomoko YAMAZAKI, Rinko
TAMAYA, Naoko FUJII, Koichi OMORI
Japan
PP 151 PP 155
Improvement of speech perception and Long-term changes in cochlear implant
quality of life in unilateral cochlear implants electrical stimulation levels in the elderly
in adult recipient : A case study and their effects on speech-perception
performance
Asma Fatimah RASLI, Goh Bee SEE, Fatimah Naoko FUJII, Norio YAMAMOTO, Hiroshi
Binti SAZARI YAMAZAKI, Mami YASUMOTO, Saburo
Malaysia MOROTO, Tomoko YAMAZAKI, Rinko
TAMAYA, Yasushi NAITO
Japan
PP 152
Auditory sensory gating in children with
cochlear implants
Yanxin CHEN, Jiaqiang SUN, Xiaotao GUO,

Jingwu SUN
China
PP 153
Cochlear implantation in the elderly :
Speech performance, predictive factor,
complication, and surgical safety
Da Jung JUNG, Kyu-Yup LEE

Korea
89
Central Auditory Pathway & Brain Plasticity
PP 156 PP 160
Analysis of outcomes for communication Positron emission tomography-computed
mode in cochlear implant in prelingually tomography in patients with asymmetric
deafened adults hearing loss
Shogo OYAMADA, Masahiro TAKAHASHI, Manuel MANRIQUE, Javier ARBIZU, Alicia

Satoshi IWASAKI HUARTE, Raquel MANRIQUE, Joan LORENTE,
Japan Marisela CARDIER, Elena PRIETO
Spain
PP 157 PP 161
A case report: Childhood fever and hearing Loop test to evaluate internal rhythmic
loss for CAPOS syndrome clocking
Shinsuke KANESHIRO, Hiraumi HARUKAZU, Madhuri Sharad GORE, Heera THOMAS

Yumiko KOBAYASHI, Tomoko KAN-NO, India
Hiroaki SATO, Kiyoto SHIGA
Japan
PP 158 PP 162
Structural covariance networks of the The effect of experience on indexical
auditory cortex vary by the side of single- perception in children with cochlear
sided deafness implants
Leeseul SHIM, Ja Hee KIM, Gibbeum KIM, Madhuri Sharad GORE, Litty ZACHARIAS
Hyo-Jeong LEE India
Korea
PP 159 PP 163
Comparison of cortical auditory maturation Sensory and cognitive processing of speech
between children with cochlear implants sounds as revealed by auditory event-
vs normal-hearing children attending related potentials in children with cochlear
mainstream school implants
Noor Dina HASHIM, Nabihah ROSLLE, Asma Zhe HU, Jiaqiang SUN, Xiaotao GUO, Jingwu
ABDULLAH, Wan Fazlina WAN HASHIM, SUN
Khairul Farhah KHAIRUDDIN, Rosnah ISMAIL China
Malaysia
90
PP 164 PP 166
Recording of cortical potentials Clinical standardization for the detection
evoked electrically directly through a of hemispheric dominance for steady-state
cochlear implant: Association to speech auditory evoked fields (SSAEFs) in normal
understanding hearing
Tien-Chen LIU, Attias JOSEPH, Chen CHEN, Sophia Yung-Hsia LI, Tai-Shih CHI, An-Suey
Suhail HABIBALLAH, Chen-Chi WU SHIAO
Taiwan Taiwan
PP 165 PP 167
Early development of auditory cortex in Neural mechanisms of auditory grouping
pediatric cochlear implant users: Effects of in subjects with different auditory
implantation age, implantation side and configurations
voice emotions
Yuhe LIU Nour ALSABBAGH, Phillip GANDER, Laura

China KISKUNAS, Bob MCMURRAY, Timothy
GRIFFITHS, Inyong CHOI
USA
Tumor
PP 168 PP 170
Challenges in removal of the Exploring management approaches for
intralabyrinthine schwannoma and cochlear implantation in patients with
simultaneous cochlear implantation nasopharyngeal carcinoma
Abdullah ALMUTAWAH, Jong Woo CHUNG Ting-Ya KANG, Chee-Yee LEE, Hung-Pin WU
Korea Taiwan
PP 169 PP 171
Cochlear implantation outcome in Long-term hearing outcome of endoscopic
neurofibromatosis type 2 patients infrapromontorial vestibular schwannoma
removal and simultaneous non-
mastoidectomy cochlear implantation
Zhihua ZHANG, Jianqing CHEN, Yun LI, Ludovica BATTILOCCHI, Gerard Francia
Zhaoyan WANG, Hao WU LAPINA, In Seok MOON
China Korea
91
Intraoperative Monitoring
PP 172
Personalizing cochlear implantation:
Combining fluoroscopy with electrically
evoked compound action potential for
enhanced electrode positioning
Thomas LENARZ, Eugen KLUDT, Rolf

SALCHER, Kerstin WILLENBORG, Andreas
BÜCHNER, Andrej KRAL
Germany
Coding Strategy
PP 173 PP 175
Mandarin lexical tone, word and sentence How much pitch-related information is
perception in cochlear implant recipients contained in cochlear-implant signals?
using the OPAL strategy
Jianfen LUO, Lei XU, Ruijie WANG, Xiuhua Takanori ASHIHARA, Shigeto FURUKAWA,
CHAO, Fangxia HU, Yi ZHENG, Andrew E. Makio KASHINO
VANDALI Japan
China
PP 174 PP 176
Investigations of ElectrodeNet - Factors on Self-reported satisfaction of hearing ability
the performance of a deep learning based and usability of the Nucleus® 7 sound
coding strategy processor featuring ForwardFocus among
Chinese cochlear implant users: A 12-month
real-world evaluation
Enoch Hsin-Ho HUANG, Yu TSAO, Chao-Min Lin WU, Jiyun LU, Chenjiong WU, Colleen
WU1 PSARROS, Jin ZHANG
Taiwan Australia
92
Mapping, Rehabilitation & Speech Therapy
PP 177 PP 181
Simultaneous bilateral cochlear Exploring individuals’ ability to recognize
implantation in very young children the suprasegmental aspects of speech
improves adaptability and social skills: A
prospective cohort study
Ying CHEN, Yun LI, Huan JIA, Zhihua ZHANG, Eun Yeon KIM, Il Joon MOON, Hye Yoon
Wenxi GU, Zhaoyan WANG, Jingjie LI, Olivier SEOL
STERKERS, Hao WU Korea
China
PP 178 PP 182
“Hearing loss quality of life” questionnaire – Evaluation of a wireless Contralateral
Development and validation Routing of Signal (CROS) system in
unilateral cochlear implant users
Angelika ILLG, Edda AMANN, Karin KOINIG, Hong-Joon PARK, Ho-Ki LEE, Seung-Chul
Ilona ANDERSON, Thomas LENARZ, Mareike LEE, Jung-Wook SIN, Won-Sun YANG, So-
BILLINGER-FINKE Yeon KIM, Su-Min SONG, Seung-Yeon HAN,
Germany Jin-A HA
Korea
PP 179 PP 183
Receptive and expressive language in A study on intra-operative neural response
Hindi-speaking children with post-cochlear telemetry in cochlear implant
implantation at one-year intervals
Vijay KUMAR Wan Fazlina WAN HASHIM, Bee See GOH,

India Fatimah SAZARI
Malaysia
PP 180 PP 184
A questionnaire survey: Feedback from Evaluation of long-term auditory
Advanced Bionics users after upgrading to rehabilitation and hearing preservation
Marvel at Novena-ENT Head & Neck Surgery after unilateral cochlear implantation with
Specialist Centre, Singapore two different types of electrodes
Win Nie NG, Wong Kein Christopher LOW, Jinwei CUI, Shunnian ZENG, Xiaohui ZHOU,
Sean LO Yifei NI, Xiguang TIAN, Jin ZHANG
Singapore China
93
PP 185 PP 190
Communication strategies of twin Relationship between electrically evoked
sisters with bilateral cochlear implants in compound action potential thresholds and
educational settings: A case study behavioral T-levels in implanted children
with cochlear nerve deficiency
I-Hsiu CHEN, Pey-Yu CHEN, Hung-Ching LIN Xiuhua CHAO, Jianfen LUO, Ruijie WANG,
Taiwan Zhaomin FAN, Haibo WANG, Lei XU
China
PP 186 PP 191
Towards a standard measure of listening Verification of remote checking application
effort from pre-adolescence to adolescence in Japanese population
Katie NEAL, Pia WATKINS, Tess ANSELL, Sarah Hiroshi YAMAZAKI, Naoko FUJII,
HUGHES Saburo MOROTO, Tomoko YAMAZAKI,
Australia Rinko TAMAYA, Keizo FUJIWARA, Norio
YAMAMOTO, Yasushi NAITO
Japan
PP 187 PP 192
Investigation of the Marvel sound processor Picture book read by a nursery teacher to
in everyday life situations: Results from hard of hearing child (HHC): Effects of the
mainland China display of the child’s gaze point using an
eye-tracker
Yifei NI, Martina BRENDEL, Anne MÜLLER, Yuiko HIRASHIMA, Masae SHIROMA
Laure ARNOLD, Xiaohui ZHOU Japan
China
PP 188 PP 193
Importance of ear-specific auditory training Multicentric evaluation of the Marvel CI
in cochlear implant recipients of asymmetric sound processor technology: Survey from
hearing loss cochlear implant recipients in India
Hyesook KIM, Minjo KWON, Iljoon MOON, Aninda Duti BANIK, Martina BRENDEL,
Wonho CUNG Neevita NARAYAN, Meenakshi WADHERA,
Korea Saloni PIPLANI, Srikant INNAMURI, Kannan T,
Priyanka ENDAL, Amit ANAND
India
94
PP 194 PP 198
Marvel CI sound processor, target CI Effectiveness of script-based telepractice
programming & universal wireless program for children with cochlear implants
programming: A multicentric survey by and parental satisfaction
cochlear implant professionals in India
Aninda Duti BANIK, Martina BRENDEL, Mi-Sun YOON, Gyung-Hun HONG, Young-
Neevita NARAYAN, Meenakshi WADHERA, Myoung CHUN, Song Jun CHOI
Saloni PIPLANI, Srikant INNAMURI, Kannan T, Korea
Priyanka ENDAL, Amit ANAND
India
PP 195 PP 199
Using the cochlear implant electrode array The relationship between psychological
to direct evoke cortical auditory response: assessments and auditory perception of
An objective tool for optimisation and cochlear implant subjects
better outcomes
Dayse TAVORA-VIEIRA, Aanand ACHARYA Kuan-Ju CHEN, Yen-Jung PAN, Mei-Jui

Australia HUANG, Chih-Ching LIN, Kuan-Hua CHEN,
Kuang-Chao CHEN
Taiwan
PP 196 PP 200
Understanding the false beliefs of Clinical application of electrically-evoked
preschoolers with cochlear implants stapedial reflex threshold (eSRT)
Hye Min KIM, Mi-Sun YOON Mei-Jui HUANG, Chi-Ching LIN, Yen-Jung
Korea PAN, William Kuan-Hua CHEN, Kuan-Ju
CHEN, Joshua Kuang-Chao CHEN
Taiwan
PP 197 PP 201
The comparisons of the indirect speech Improving cochlear implant use and speech
acts between children with CIs and normal perception in children with additional
hearing disabilities: A case study
Yoonha BAEK, Mi-Sun YOON Sangyong SHIM, Yukyoung KIM-LEE, Heesun

Korea PARK, Bongil PARK, Jongmin JUNG
Korea
95
PP 202 PP 206
Outcomes of cochlear implantation in Outcome of cochlear implantation in
children with multiple disabilities adult patients with single-sided deafness/
asymmetrical hearing loss
Tamer MESALLAM, Medhat YOUSEF, Ayna Iljoon MOON, Miso RHEE, Soyoung JIN, Yang
ALMASAAD Sun CHO, Won Ho CHUNG, Young Sang CHO
Saudi Arabia Korea
PP 203 PP 207
Cochlear implantation programming Effects of face masks on perception of
characteristics and outcomes of cochlear emotion from facial expression and voice
nerve deficiency in preschool-age children with cochlear
implants and hearing aids
Xingmei WEI, Ying KONG, Simeng LU, Shujin Haena YUN, Youngmee LEE, Youngjoo LEE
XUE, Yongxin LI Korea
China
PP 204 PP 208
Korean mothers' speech to young children The use of the ling sound test in Japan
with cochlear implants in parent-child
interaction
Heesun PARK, Youngmee LEE, Gangeun LEE Rebecca CLARIDGE, Seiichi TAKEDA
Korea Australia
PP 205 PP 209
Adult cochlear implantation at a tertiary Development and evaluation of remote
hospital assist for CI aftercare
Shih-Lung CHEN, Kai-Chieh CHAN, Che- Saji MARUTHURKKARA

Ming WU Australia
Taiwan
96
PP 210 PP 214
Parental verbal responses to prelinguistic An assessment of spoken language
vocalizations of toddlers with cochlear development and its predictors following
implants cochlear implantation in children with
congenital bilateral profound sensorineural
hearing loss
Yesol JEON, Youngmee LEE Dipika PRAKASH, Amit GOYAL, Vidhu

Korea SHARMA
India
PP 211 PP 215
A qualitative study on the perceptions of Parental perspective on parent-clinician
parents participating in auditory verbal partnership: What parents of children with
therapy cochlear implants really want?
Sang Hee PARK, Ok Bun LEE Pooja BEHERA, Shefali K.C, Yashika TYAGI,
Korea Nandini Dave MAINGI
India
PP 212 PP 216
Correlation between Japanese speech Investigating engagement of parents
perception test (iCI2004) results and of children with hearing loss on speech
subjective evaluation (NCIQ) in cochlear intervention
implant users
Yusuke MATSUDA, Ai KAMIE, Yusuke Paul William Digsay JACINTO, Russell

YAMADA, Shogo TSUMAGARI, Nao NOJIRI, Marrion ROMERO, Gerhilda Marie ADUANA,
Sakura ICHIHARA, Manami KAMITOMAI, Jana Maitina BATOY, Julian Mark CARRASCAL,
Tetsuya TONO Nicole GARGANERA, Shane Ashley LEGASPI,
Japan Janna Elisse PADLAN, Marie Therese URGEL
The Philippines
PP 217
The obstacle of aural rehabilitation in adult:
A case study of bilateral cochlear implant
recipient
Chun-Yi LIN, Wanyin ZHAO, Lian LIU, Chih-

Yueh LEE
Taiwan
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PP 218 PP 220
Acquisition profile of voice emotion Quality of life and spatial hearing post
perception in Mandarin speaking children cochlear implantation in adults
with cochlear implant
Wei-Hsiang SU, Yung-Song LIN Md Noorain ALAM, Sanjay Kumar MUNJAL,

Taiwan Naresh K PANDA
India
PP 219
Working memory in cochlear implant users:
Exploring auditory and visual modalities
Hyunjoo LEE, Kisung LEE, Aeji HEO, Sodam

KIM, Hyunsook JANG
Korea
Vestibule & Tinnitus
PP 221 PP 223
“Vertigo, likely peripheral”, the dizzying rise The effects of very early cochlear implant
of ChatGPT activation on tinnitus
Jeremy CHEE, Eunice Dawn KWA, Xueying Ivy Yenwen CHAU, Sophia Yung-Hsia LI,
GOH An-Suey SHIAO, Albina ISLAM, Daniel H.
Singapore COELHO, Lieber Po-Hung LI
Taiwan
PP 222 PP 224
Investigating vestibular function in cochlear A protocol for patient-managed tinnitus
implant candidates: Our experiences in counselling using ChatGPT
Hospital Kuala Lumpur
Azreen Zaira ABU BAKAR, Roshila BUJANG, Khang Wen PANG, Jui May YONG
Hafeza AHMAD, Amirah SUFIAN, Ainoor Singapore
Shafinaz BUYONG, Marina Abdul MALEK
Malaysia
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PP 225 PP 227
Characteristics of vestibular-evoked Analysis of highly contributing gait features
myogenic potentials in children with and fall scales related to vestibular disorder
vestibular malformation using machine learning
Mengya SHEN, Shujin XUE, Xingmei WEI, Hwan Ho LEE, Dong Woo LEE
Lifang ZHANG, Jingyuan CHEN, Biao CHEN, Korea
Danmo CUI, Ying SHI, Ying KONG, Yongxin LI
China
PP 226
An increase in the auditory steady-state
response amplitudes after a period of
listening to binaural beat stimuli in tinnitus
patients: A pilot study
Maryam SADEGHIJAM, Abdollah

MOOSSSAVI, Mahdi AKBARI, Hamid
HAGHANI, Abbas YOUSEFI, Samer MOHSEN
Iran
Psychoacoustics
PP 228
The effect of rehabilitation training base on
temporal fine structure in speech in noise
perception performance on elderly with
mild to moderate hearingloss
Parisa RASOULI FARD, Farnoush JAROLLAHI,

Jalal SAMENI, Mohammad KAMALI
Iran
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Music Perception & QOL
PP 229 PP 233
Investigation of the effect of pediatric Music perception performance of cochlear
serous otitis media on music perception implant recipients
Rabia KARA, Büşra GÖKÇE, Osman llkay Yen Jung PAN, Mei Ju HUANG, Chi Ching
4
ÖZDAMAR, Gül ACAR LIN2, Kuan Ju CHEN, Kuan Hua CHEN, Kuang
Türkiye Chao CHEN
Taiwan
PP 230 PP 234
Subjective and objective assessment of the Investigation of perception of melody
music perception ability in early implanted, conformity in post-lingual cochlear implant
Mandarin-speaking, prelingually deaf users
adolescent and young adult cochlear
implant users in Taiwan
Bang-Yan ZHANG, Che-Ming WU Sayaka OHGANE, Masae SHIROMA, Yuki

Taiwan SATO, Chie OBUCHI, Tetsuya TONO, Tuneo
HARASHIMA
Japan
PP 231 PP 236
Quality of life improvement in adults with Comparison of the quality-of-life benefit
bilateral severe to profound sensorineural received from cochlear implants and
hearing loss who have received a cochlear hearing aids among hearing-impaired
implant. A systematic literature review adults
Shallu SHARMA, Matthias BRUNNER, Dell Punam KUMARI, Sumit MRIG, Yashu
KINGSFORD SMITH GOSWAMI, Samriddhi NIJHAWAN
Australia India
PP 232 PP 237
Voice quality improvement in children Music activities and workshops for cochlear
with cochlear implants/hearing aids after implant users: Music activity reports and
musical training program current music training methods for 22 years
Son A CHANG, Sujin SHIN, Aeri WON, Sol Yuji MATSUMOTO, Noriko MARUYAMA
YOON, Young-Myoung CHEN1 Japan
Korea
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PP 238
Response shift of subjective hearing related
quality of life in cochlear implant patients
Ioana Tereza BRILL, Lillian WIGERS, Thomas

STARK, Stefan Michael BRILL
Germany
Other Implantable Hearing Device
PP 239 PP 242
Hearing performance, safety, and quality of Speech performance and subjective
life outcomes of the Baha Attract System in satisfaction of active middle ear implant in
a Chinese cohort with conductive or mixed congenital aural atresia
hearing loss
Ting YE, Yun LI, Zhaoyan WANG, Zhihua Farid ALZHRANI

ZHANG, Cuicui GUO, Yin XIA, Hao WU Saudi Arabia
China
PP 240 PP 243
Retrosigmoid sinus approach in bonebridge The bonebridge BCI 602 active
implantation transcutaneous bone conduction implant in
children: Objective and subjective benefits
Sung Il CHO, Gi-Sung NAM Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI, Katarzyna

Korea Beata CYWKA, Bartlomiej KROL, Henryk
SKARZYNSKI
Poland
PP 241 PP 244
Comparison between non-surgical adhesive Implantation of two generations of
bone conduction device and surgical active bonebridge in children and after mastoid
bone conductive implant obliteration with bioactive glass S53P4
Mario Emilio ZERNOTTI, Carolina DER Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI, Katarzyna

MUSSA, Sofia BRAVO-TORRES, Maria Beata CYWKA, Bartlomiej KROL, Andrzej
Fernanda DI GREGORIO PASTUSZAK, Marek POROWSKI, Henryk
Argentina SKARZYNSKI
Poland
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PP 245 PP 249
Effectiveness and stability of audiological, Comparison of efficacy of transcutaneous
functional and surgical outcomes after active and passive bone conduction hearing
implantation of an active bone conduction device devices
Katarzyna Beata CYWKA, Piotr Henryk Himanshu SWAMI

SKARZYNSKI, Bartlomiej KROL, Stavros India
HATZOPOULOS, Henryk SKARZYNSKI
Poland
PP 246 PP 250
Self-rated benefits of auditory performance Early clinical experience with the Osia bone
after bonebridge implantation in patients conduction implant system in Australia
with conductive or mixed hearing loss, or
single-sided deafness
Anna RATUSZNIAK, Piotr Henryk Jay LEE

SKARZYNSKI, Elzbieta GOS, Katarzyna Beata Australia
CYWKA, Henryk SKARZYNSKI
Poland
PP 247 PP 251
Speech perception and hearing effort using Hearing habilitation with a cochlear implant
the new SAMBA 2 active middle ear implant and an auditory brainstem implant in a
audio processor child with bilateral cochlear nerve aplasia
Torsten RAHNE, Laura FRÖHLICH, Luise Pei Shan LEEM, Kaijun TAY, Mandy PHUA,
WAGNER, Miram WILLHAUS, Alexander Vanessa TAN
MÜLLER Singapore
Germany
PP 248 PP 252
Performance with a new bone conduction Vibrant soundbridge implantation prior
implant audio processor in patients with to auricular reconstruction with unilateral
single‑sided deafness microtia-atresia
Wilhelm WIMMER, Tom GAWLICZEK, Hidekane YOSHIMURA, Masahiro

Alexander HUBER, Marco CAVERSACCIO, TAKAHASHI, Satoshi IWASAKI, Jun
Martin KOMPIS SHINAGAWA, Yutaka TAKUMI, Ikkei
Switzerland TAKASHIMIZU, Fumio NAGAI, Takatoshi
YOTSUYANAGI, Shin-Ichi USAMI
Japan
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PP 253 PP 257
The role of maximum output and necessary Pre-surgical planning for bonebridge using
dynamic range in active middle ear implants otoplan for better surgical outcomes
Hannes MAIER, Thomas LENARZ, Susan Sanjiv BADHWAR, Sailaja TIMMARAJU,

BUSCH Amit SAHGAL, Faizan RAHMANI
Germany India
PP 254 PP 258
Can we compare outcomes between Hearing rehabilitation with Osia®2 in
different hearing solutions for unilateral patients who underwent failure with
profound sensorineural hearing loss? Bonebridge® in unilateral hearing loss
Stephanie CARRICK, Karin CARVALHO, Gerard Francia LAPINA, In Seok MOON

Ulrika PETERSSON, Helén LAGERKVIST Korea
Australia
PP 255 PP 259
The grey zone between cochlear implants Evaluating a new sound processor for a
and auditory brainstem implants novel active transcutaneous system
Mohan KAMESWARAN Ann-Charlotte PERSSON, Åsa NILSSON, Karl-

India Johan FREDÉN JANSSON, Sabine REINFELDT,
Tove ROSENBOM, Marcus HOLMBERG, Bo
HÅKANSSON
Sweden
PP 256 PP 260
Baha implantation in patient with the First clinical experience from a novel active
external auditory canal obstruction due to transcutaneous bone conduction implant
calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease system
originating in the temporomandibular joint
Nao NOJIRI, Yusuke YAMADA, Yusuke Myrthe K.s. HOL, Emmanuel A.m. MYLANUS,
MATSUDA, Tetsuya TONO Susan ARNDT, Peter MONKSFIELD,
Japan Thomas LENARZ, James TYSOME, Marcus
HOLMBERG
Sweden
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Public Awareness/ Public Health
PP 261 PP 265
Association between hearing loss and the Hearing benefit after cochlear implantation
incidence of ischemic stroke: A nationwide during COVID-19 pandemic
population-based study
Subin KIM, Eun-Ju JEON, Seong-Su LEE, Artur LORENS, Kornelia ZAWISTOWSKA,
Young-Hoon JOO, Kyung-Do HAN, Kyoung Anita OBRYCKA, Piotr Henryk SKARZYNSKI,
Ho PARK Henryk SKARZYNSKI
Korea Poland
PP 262 PP 266
Improving awareness towards paediatric Perception of social support by adults
hearing loss in primary care services scheduled for cochlear implantation
Khairunnisak MISRON, Tengku Mohamed Anita OBRYCKA, Justyna WITKOWSKA, Artur

Izam TENGKU KAMALDEN, Lukmanul Hakim LORENS, Malgorzata FLUDRA, Piotr Henryk
MISRON SKARZYNSKI, Henryk SKARZYNSKI
Malaysia Poland
PP 263 PP 267
Comparison of the cochlear Osia Bone Awareness analysis of the national support
Conduction Implant System with the Baha policy for newborns and infants with
Attract System for conductive and mixed hearing loss who performed national infant
hearing loss: A cost-utility analysis from a health checkup
Korean public health perspective
Matthias BRUNNER, Shallu SHARMA, So Seok Hyun PARK, Jeongho LEE, Ky Young
Hyun MIN, Dell KINGSFORD SMITH CHO, Hakyoung KIM, Kyu Young CHO, Su-
Australia Kyoung PARK, Jiwon CHANG
Korea
PP 264 PP 268
The demography of hearing loss in Parental awareness of the national support
Indonesia policy for outpatient clinic newborn hearing
screening in South Korea
Eka Kurnia HIKMAT, Rika FITRIYANA, Jisu KIM, Su-Kyoung PARK, Kyu Young CHOI,
Sulistiyorini SULISTIYORINI Jiwon CHANG
Indonesia Korea
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PP 269 PP 273
Status of the newborn hearing screening The current status of universal newborn
in the 4-months age national infant health hearing screening served by audiologist in
checkup in Korea: A nationwide population medical center in central Taiwan
based study
Jiwon CHANG, Su-Kyoung PARK, Gi Jung IM, Ying-Chih TSAI, Yi-Yung CHEN, Pei-Hsin KUO,
Joong Ho AHN, Jun Ho LEE, Kyoungdo HAN, Pei-Chi CHAN, Yi-Ting LIU, Wen-Jie HUANG,
Jong Woo CHUNG, Jin-Sook KIM, Hyunsook Jun-Yang FAN, Ching-Hui HSU
JANG, Seung Hwan LEE Taiwan
Korea
PP 270 PP 274
Challenges for and benefits of early hearing Individualized cochlear implant
detection and intervention information performance prediction
system (EHDI-IS) implementation
Jason HOLLOWELL Andreas BUECHNER, Alexey

Japan DEMYANCHUCK, Thomas LENARZ
Germany
PP 271 PP 275
Exploring the current state of adult cochlear Long-term outcomes of Chinese nurotron
implant surgery for individuals with hearing cochlear implant recipients: An analysis of a
disabilities in South Korea: A nationwide large sample
population-based study
Hee Won SEO, Jae Yeong JEONG, Haewon Jianan LI, Yipeng LIN, Tianyi LIU, Shanxian
CHOI, Soorack RYU, Hayoung BYUN, Seung GAO, Li YIN
Hwan LEE, Jae Ho CHUNG China
Korea
PP 272 PP 276
Auditory processing, cognitive and hearing Association between socioeconomic
abilities in community-dwelling elderly in characteristics, health conditions and
Hong Kong usability of hearing device based on a 10-
year outcome in South Korea
Anna KAM Eun Bit BAE

Hong Kong SAR Korea
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PP 277
How's going on the national support project
for cochlear implants in South Korea:
Example of Gyeonggi-do, 2018 – 2022
Eun Bit BAE

Korea
Miscellaneous
PP 278 PP 281
Word fluency performance in Swedish Effects of renal function on recovery of
adults with congenital Cytomegalovirus hearing in sudden sensorineural hearing
infection: A long-term follow-up study loss
Karolina FALKENIUS SCHMIDT, Anastasia Yeung-Jun PARK, Moo-Jin BAEK, Hyeonwoo

NYSTRÖM, Eva KARLTORP, Måns AHN
MAGNUSSON, Ulrika LÖFKVIST Korea
Sweden
PP 279 PP 282
The impact of cochlear implantation on the Social competence in CI children and HA
quality of life of adult patients: A state-of- children
the-art review
Wan Nur Hanim MOHD YUSOFF, Mohd Chia-Ying CHU, Feng-Yi CHIU
Fadzil Nor RASHID, Nur 'izzati MD. YUSOFF, Taiwan
Fatimah SAZARI
Malaysia
PP 280 PP 283
Patterns of device failure among different Outcomes of 1100 cochlear implants in
types of hearing aids Govt. Program in India
Jeong Heon KIM, Joong Ho AHN, Woo Seok Rohit MEHROTRA

KANG, Hong Ju PARK, Jong Woo CHUNG India
Korea
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PP 284 PP 288
Visualize the limitations of hearing and Self-esteem in hearing impaired individuals
the benefits of cochlear implantation: before and after cochlear implantation
Audiogram of Chinese sounds
Yu-Chen HUNG, Yen Ming CHANG Yun Ji LEE, Yeon Ju CHOI, Jee Yeon LEE, Woo
Taiwan Seok KANG, Joong Ho AHN, Hong Ju PARK,
Jong Woo CHUNG, Yeonjoo CHOI
Korea
PP 285 PP 289
Comparison of the results between the Disaster assistance for hearing-impaired
first steroid treatment group and the people and associated issues: Drawing on
retreatment group with idiopathic sudden the experience of flooding caused by the
sensorineural hearing loss 2019 typhoon
Jae Hwan KWON Yutaka TAKUMI, Hidekane YOSHIMURA,

Korea Ayako GONDA
Japan
PP 286 PP 290
Are Mandarin-speaking prelingually Cochlear implant failures and auditory
deafened adults can benefits from cochlear performance after reimplantation: A single
implant? institution's experience
Hung-Ching LIN, Pei-Hsuan HO Yun Ji LEE, Joong Ho AHN, Hong Ju PARK,

Taiwan Jong Woo CHUNG, Woo Seok KANG,
Yeonjoo CHOI
Korea
PP 287 PP 291
Work life questionnaires for cochlear Coupling varying mass loads to the short
implanted patients incus process and the effect on middle ear
transfer function (METF)
Alicia HUARTE, Raquel MANRIQUE, Beatriz Carmen MOLENDA, Ivo GRUENINGER,

PEREZ, David CALAVIA, Manuel MANRIQUE Veronika VOLGGER, Florian SIMON, Lisa
Spain LIPPL, Stefan BRILL, Felix GENNRICH, Joachim
MÜLLER
Germany
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PP 292 PP 296
Hearing restoration centers adaptive Assessment of cognitive function changes
performance through emergencies & following cochlear implantation in pre-
pandemic multi centre study school children
Mohamed ALSHEHABI, Fida ALMUHAWAS, Amit GOYAL, Dipika PRAKASH, Dolat Singh
Abdulrahman HAGR, Yaseen SAMAD, SHEKHAWAT, Tanu GUPTA, Vidhu SHARMA,
Ibrahim SHAMI, Nader ALDAJANI, Jad MOny, Darwin KAUSHAL, Sourabha Kumar PATRO,
Fahad ALTAMIMI, Ahmad ALDHAFERI, Saeed Kapil SONI, Bikram CHOUDHURY, Daisy
ALGHAMDI, Musaad ALZAHRANI KHERA, Kuldeep SINGH
Bahrain India
PP 293 PP 297
Our experience of 1100 cochlear implants in Educating and empowering families of
the state of U.P. in the government program cochlear implant users
Rohit MEHROTRA Leena Rajesh VISHWAKARMA, Shabda

India Brahma AHMEDABAD
India
PP 294 PP 298
Cochlear implant in a case of pendred Theory of mind in children with cochlear
syndrome - Bilateral sensorneural hearing implants: Comparison with age- and sex-
loss with hypothyroidism and goitre matched children with normal hearing
Rohit MEHROTRA Sung Wook JEONG, Young-Mi CHOI, Ji-Hye

India KIM, Lee-Suk KIM
Korea
PP 295 PP 299
Development of a core outcome set to Increased risk of dementia following a
evaluate remote technologies for cochlear diagnosis of hearing impairment: A South
implant users Korean nationwide cohort study
Cathy SUCHER, Emma LAIRD, David ALLEN, Minah PARK, Sung-In JANG, Kyungduk
Hellen CULLINGTON, Isabelle BOISVERT, HURH, Eun-Cheol PARK, Seung Hoon KIM
Rene GIFFORD, Melanie FERGUSON Korea
Australia
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PP 300
Surgical & audiologic result of combined
auriculo-meatoplasty in microtia
Ho-Ki LEE, Jaiho CHUNG

Korea
PP 301
Longitudinal analysis of cochlear implant
outcomes and associated variables in
children with additional disabilities
Eung-Kyung CHO, Sang-Yeon LEE, Myung-

Whan SUH, Moo-Kyun PARK, Junho LEE,
Seung-Ha OH
Korea
PP 302
Difficult round window access during
cochlear implantation - A simple prediction
method utilising preoperative CT imaging
Jun Wei SIA, Dhana Senthil KUMAR, Heng

Wai YUEN, Jia Hui NG
Singapore
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Exhibition
Exhibition Floor Plan
D1
Cochlear
Room Room Room
Room 101-102
103 104 105
D3 D2
MED-EL Advanced
Bionics
16 4 5
11 12 13 14 15 1 2 3
Lobby
6
10 9 8 7
InterContinental
North Gate Seoul Coex
Company Booth No. Company Booth No.
Advanced Bionics D2 PHONAK 14
APSCI 2025 10 ReSound 16
Cochlear D1 SEJONG MEDICAL BOOKS 7
DASAN AR LAB 13 Seoul Tourism Organization 8
Demant Korea 1 TODOC 2
hearLIFE 11 WCA 2026 9
Journal of Audiology & Otology 9 WIDEX HC 12
Kwangwoo MeDix Inc. 4 XpertINC Co., Ltd 5
MED-EL D3 ZEISS Korea 3
mpWAV Inc. 6 Zhejiang Nurotron Biotechnology Co.,ltd 15
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Advanced Bionics Booth No. D2
E-mail [email protected] Website www.advancedbionics.com
For over 30 years, Advanced Bionics has removed limitations for those otherwise isolated from the world
of sound. Always focused on bringing meaningful change through innovative technology, AB has set the
standard for performance, lifestyle support, and access to sound in the field of cochlear implantation.
Having implanted over 100,000 ears in over 130 countries and established a track record for developing
high-performing, state-of-the-art products, our team are driven to succeed, work with integrity, and stay
firmly committed to quality.
APSCI 2025 Booth No. 10

E-mail [email protected] Website apsci2025.org
Malaysia has been accorded the privilege of hosting the APCSI 2025. The main Organising Committee
members will be at APCSI 2023 in Seoul, Korea to promote the APCSI 2025 and for the handing over
ceremony as well.
Cochlear Booth No. D1

E-mail [email protected] Website www.cochlear.com
Cochlear is dedicated to helping people with moderate to profound hearing loss experience a world full
of hearing. As the global leader in implantable hearing solutions, we have provided more than 700,000
devices and helped people of all ages to hear and connect with life’s opportunities. We aim to give people
the best lifelong hearing experience and access to next generation technologies. That’s why more people
choose Cochlear than any other hearing implant company.
DASAN AR LAB Booth No. 13

E-mail [email protected] Website www.signia.co.kr
Signia is one of the leading hearing aid brands in world. Our goal is to enhance human performance
through iconic Innovations that shape the prescription audio category. We refuse to accept hearing loss
as a limitation. It’s not about correcting a loss, it’s about gaining an edge. Not just performing, performing
brilliantly. Not just hearing again, but hearing better than ever. Hearing every word, beat, and breath.
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Demant Korea Booth No. 1
E-mail [email protected] Website www.demant.com
Demant is a world-leading hearing healthcare and technology group.

1) Hearing Aids business area comprises four brands: Oticon, Bernafon, Sonic and Philips.
2) Hearing Implants: Oticon Medical is a strong hearing implant company to become the world’s leading
hearing expert in implantable hearing solutions.
3) Demant's Diagnostics business area is a global market leader in hearing and balance assessment
solutions.
4) Communications: EPOS(a high-end audio and video solutions)
5) The Hearing Care business area of Demant comprises Audika Group.
hearLIFE Booth No. 11

E-mail [email protected] Website blog.naver.com/hearlifes
As a domestic hearing company, we provide a variety of products and satisfactory services for better
listening and natural communication for each and every customer.
Journal of Audiology & Otology Booth No. 9

[email protected],
E-mail Website www.ejao.org
[email protected]
The Journal of Audiology and Otology (JAO) is a peer-reviewed open-access journal that covers advanced
research in audiology, otology, and neurotology. It aims to improve the quality of life for people of all
ages suffering from auditory and vestibular disorders by publishing cutting-edge findings and clinical
applications. JAO welcomes review papers, research papers, case reports, and papers related to medical
device development. It provides a platform for professionals, including otologists and audiologists, to share
high-quality scientific and clinical information. Published in English, JAO is the official journal of the Korean
Audiological Society and the Korean Otological Society, released four times a year in January, April, July,
and October.
Kwangwoo MeDix Inc. Booth No. 4

E-mail [email protected] Website www.kwmed.co.kr
Kwangwoo MeDix Inc. is a leading medical importing company in Korea with 30 years of experience
in ENT field.
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MED-EL Booth No. D3
E-mail [email protected] Website www.medel.com
Closest to Natural Hearing with MED-EL

MED-EL is the leading innovator in the field of hearing implants, offering solutions for every type of
hearing loss. MED-EL products are made at our headquarters in Austria, and we help people in more than
130 countries overcome hearing loss. Our philosophy is to provide the closest to natural hearing with our
cochlear implants, which can help your patients comprehend complex sounds more easily.
To learn more, go to https://www.medel.com
mpWAV Inc. Booth No. 6

E-mail [email protected] Website www.mpwav.com
mpWAV creates the masterpiece wave to develop human-oriented interaction technologies. With
mpWAV’s advanced technology, we introduce a new level of hearing that you have never experienced
before. Not only those with severe hearing loss who always need hearing aids, but also the general public
can conveniently get help when and where they want, just like when talking with people in a noisy
environment. We will continue to make every effort to create the masterpiece products that can impress
our customers.
PHONAK Booth No. 14

E-mail [email protected] Website www.phonak.com
Our vision is straightforward. We envision a world where everyone enjoys the delight of hearing and
therefore lives a life without limitations.
Sonova pursues social as well as a business goals: help people hear the world by providing the most
innovative technology, service-oriented dedication and by accepting responsibility for all of our actions.
ReSound Booth No. 16

E-mail [email protected] Website www.resoundkorea.com
We make life sound better.

ReSound is part of the GN Group, the global leader in intelligent audio solutions that let you hear more,
do more and be more than you ever thought possible. We place people with hearing loss at the heart of
everything we do.
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SEJONG MEDICAL BOOKS Booth No. 7
E-mail [email protected] Website www.sjmedi.com
SeJong Medical Books, an independent publisher since 1991, has been dedicated to import and distribute
a wide variety of English medical titles from American and European publishers including Elsevier, LWW,
and Thieme to educators and their students of colleges and universities as well as professionals of local
private clinics and university-affiliated hospitals across the nation.
TODOC Booth No. 2

E-mail [email protected] Website www.todoc.co.kr
Founded in 2015, TODOC is a brand-new cochlear implant company who is providing world’s first
32-channel cochlear implant, SULLIVAN. The company is headquartered in South Korea, one of the best
places to manufacture cutting-edge devices. TODOC’s technology is specialized in manufacturing fine
implantable electrode array with less manual handling, which allows SULLIVAN to penetrate unexplored
cochlear implant markets based on price and performance competitiveness. We, TODOC team, invite you
to our journey for giving back the beauty of sound to those in need.
WCA 2026 Booth No. 9

E-mail [email protected]
The 37th World Congress of Audiology (WCA 2026 Seoul) will be held from May 24 to 27, 2026 in Seoul,
Korea in the most beautiful season of the year. A fascinating scientific program will span the breadth of the
rapidly growing field of audiology and provide all participants with an extraordinary platform to exchange
knowledge and friendship. We are truly excited to invite everyone in the field of audiology to WCA 2026
Seoul. See you in three years!
WIDEX HC Booth No. 12

E-mail [email protected] Website blog.naver.com/widexhc
Denmark Sound, WIDEX Hearing Aid

For more than 65 years, Widex has focused on developing auditory solutions through sound that are
incomparable to anything else. Experts and sound lovers in each field know and love WIDEX's pure sound
better than anyone else. Widex is a hearing aid that produces the "most natural sound" in the industry, and
is already particularly popular among enthusiasts who value sound the most in advanced countries such as
Europe.
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XpertINC Co., Ltd Booth No. 5
E-mail [email protected] Website www.xpertinc.co.kr
Xpert INC Co., Ltd. supports free communication among the deaf with a sound that shows the other
person's speech to text. It is a STT(speech-to-text) engine developed by itself and with 93% accuracy, it can
be accurately delivered without typos. Smart glasses and tablets can be used in any situation by integrating
them into various hardware.
ZEISS Korea Booth No. 3

E-mail [email protected] Website www.zeiss.co.kr/meditec
The medical technology business of ZEISS offers a comprehensive line of surgical microscopes and loupes
that uncompromisingly enhance visualization during diagnostic and surgical ENT procedures. ZEISS
supports surgeons in seeing more, in effectively managing complex conditions, generating enhanced
outcomes and improving patient lives. ZEISS medical loupes provide specialists with high-contrast images
at a wide range of magnification levels for detail recognition and differentiation. Surgical microscopes
for ENT surgery ensure optical precision, flexibility, fast OR setup and ease of use for both surgeon and
assistant.
Zhejiang Nurotron Biotechnology Co.,ltd Booth No. 15

E-mail [email protected] Website www.nurotron.com
Nurotron Biotechnology is a medical device company that designs, develops and markets neurostimulation
systems. The company's flagship product is the Venus Cochlear lmplant System. Nurotron's patent portfolio
also includes an auditory brainstem implant, artificialretina system and systems to treat paralysis due to
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Author Index
Name Code Page Name Code Page
ABRAHAMS, Yetta PS 01 33 AN, Yong-Hwi PP 017 72

PS 01 33 AN, You Young OP 07 60
ABU BAKAR, Azreen Zaira PP 222 98 ANAND, Amit Kumar PP 021 72
ACAR, Gül PP 229 100 ANDERSON, Ilona PP 019 72
ACHARYA, Aanand OP 02 41 ANDRIES, Ellen AP 02 45
OP 06 57 SP 16 52
ADUNKA, Oliver SP 09 40 PP 112 83
SP 15 52 ARAI, Yasuhiro PP 095 81
AGRAWAL, Sumit OP 09 63 ARNOLD, Laure OP 12 68
AHADI, Mohsen PP 009 71 ASHIHARA, Takanori PP 175 92
AHMAD, Hafeza OP 06 57 ASSIRI, Majed OP 05 53
AHN, Joong Ho OP 06 57 AVCI, Ersin PS 02 33
AKANABE, Ryouhei PP 053 76 AXON, Patrick PS 02 33
ALAHMADI, Asma OP 08 63 SP 03 36
ALAM, Md Noorain PP 220 98 RT 08 54
ALDHAFEERI, Ahmad M OP 07 61 PP 106 83
ALGHAMDI, Saeed Abdullah M PP 124 85 AYUB, Bushra PP 045 75
ALHAMMADI, Hessa Ali PP 039 75 PP 046 75
PP 074 79 BACKER, Shabeena PP 117 84
ALHUSSINI, Rayan Kamal OP 11 64 BADR, Khalid Mahmoud PP 123 85
ALJAZEERI, Isra OP 04 49 BAE, Eun Bit PP 029 73
OP 05 53 PP 276 105
PP 066 78 PP 277 106
PP 067 78 BAE, Seong Hoon OP 07 60
ALKHALIL, Rihab H SP 13 51 BAEK, Yoonha PP 197 95
ALMAZROUEI, Ghanaym Sultan OP 12 68 BAKHSHINYAN, Vigen OP 06 57
ALMUHAWAS, Fida OP 12 68 BANIK, Aninda Duti OP 02 41
ALMUTAWAH, Abdullah PP 168 91 OP 05 53
ALSABBAGH, Nour PP 167 91 PP 120 84
ALSHEHABI, Mohamed OP 03 47 PP 193 94
PP 070 78 PP 194 95
PP 292 108 BAUMANN, Uwe OP 12 68
ALSHEHRI, Hassan Ali OP 12 68 BAUMGARTNER, Wolf-Dieter FT 02 36
ALZHRANI, Farid OP 03 46 BEUTNER, Dirk SP 18 55
PP 242 101 BINKHAMIS, Ghada OP 03 47
AN, Sora PP 150 89 BIRMAN, Catherine SP 11 44
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MS 01 48 CHAO, Xiuhua PP 190 94

IC 08 62 CHARUSRIPAN, Paninee OP 02 42
SP 28 67 CHAU, Ivy Yenwen PP 223 98
BOGDANOV, Caris OP 09 63 CHEE, Jeremy PP 221 98
BOK, Jinwoong SP 14 51 CHEN, Hou-Kuang PP 129 86
BOYLE, Patrick PS 02 33 CHEN, Huidong PP 068 78
OP 06 57 CHEN, I-Hsiu PP 185 94
BRENDEL, Martina OP 04 49 CHEN, Kaitian PP 040 75
BRIGGS, Robert PS 01 33 CHEN, Kuang-Chao Joshua RT 01 34
SS 01 34 CHEN, Kuan-Ju PP 199 95
SP 02 36 CHEN, Pey Yu SP 26 67
RT 09 56 CHEN, Shih-Lung PP 205 96
FT 20 66 CHEN, William Kuan-Hua PP 137 87
BRILL, Ioana Tereza PP 238 101 CHEN, Ying PP 177 93
BROWN, Kevin SP 05 38 CHING, Teresa FT 14 55
RT 06 50 SP 26 67
BRUNNER, Matthias PP 231 100 CHO, Eung-Kyung OP 07 61
PP 263 104 PP 301 109
BÜCHNER, Andreas SS 02 42 CHO, Kai Shuo OP 09 63
BUDHIRAJA, Grace RT 11 60 CHO, Sung Il PP 240 101
BUECHNER, Andreas SP 13 51 CHOI, Byung Yoon SP 03 36
PP 104 82 RT 03 43
PP 274 105 SP 14 51
CARR-BRENDEL, Victoria SS 02 42 OP 10 64
CARRICK, Stephanie PP 115 84 SP 23 65
PP 254 103 CHOI, Inyong SP 05 38
CAVERSACCIO, Marco SP 18 55 CHOI, Jae Young SP 02 36
CEBULLA, Mario OP 06 57 SP 23 65
CHANG, Chu Man PP 028 73 SP 27 67
CHANG, Jiwon OP 10 64 CHOI, Jin Woong SP 09 40
PP 269 105 CHOI, Soo Jeong OP 05 53
CHANG, Son A OP 09 63 CHOI, Yeonjoo AP 02 45
PP 018 72 OP 11 64
PP 232 100 PP 288 107
CHANG, Wai Tsz SP 18 55 PP 290 107
CHANG, Yen Ming PP 284 107 CHOUNG, Yun-Hoon SP 02 36
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SP 09 40 DRAUT, Sarah PP 035 74

RT 06 50 DUNN, Camille C. SP 04 37
CHU, Chia-Ying PP 282 106 SP 04 37
CHUA, Kenneth Wei De PP 012 71 DUTT, Sunil RT 01 34
CHULUUNBAATAR, Saruul PP 013 71 RT 07 54
CHUN, Young-Myoung RT 03 43 ECKERT, Mark RT 07 54
SP 22 59 FALKENIUS SCHMIDT, Karolina PP 278 106
CHUNG, Jong Woo RT 01 34 FAN, Xinmiao OP 02 42
FT 18 59 FRIJNS, Johan H.M. SP 03 36
CLARIDGE, Rebecca PP 208 96 FT 11 52
CROHAN, William SP 09 40 OP 06 57
SP 18 55 RT 11 60
PP 107 83 FUJII, Naoko PP 155 89
CULLINGTON, Helen AP 01 41 GAGNON, Erika B. SP 04 37
FT 10 51 GANDER, Phillip SP 01 35
OP 10 64 GAUR, Sumit Kumar IC 03 48
CYWKA, Katarzyna Beata PP 245 102 GAVILÁN, Javier OP 02 41
DA CRUZ, Melville John RT 03 43 RT 04 43
RT 10 58 IC 05 48
DAI, Pu FT 01 35 GEE, Heon Yung SP 21 59
RT 03 43 GIFFORD, Rene SP 04 37
DALGIC, Abdullah OP 01 37 SP 09 40
DAS K, Nidhin PP 042 75 SP 15 52
PP 114 84 GLUTH, Michael RT 07 54
DAVIS, Aleisha SP 22 59 GOH, Bee See SP 19 56
SP 26 67 RT 11 60
DHANASINGH, Anandhan SP 24 66 GOO, Woonhoe AP 01 41
PP 031 74 PP 055 76
DIETZ, Aarno OP 01 37 GORE, Madhuri Sharad PP 161 90
RT 10 58 PP 162 90
PP 071 78 GOYAL, Amit PP 087 80
DIONG, Huey Ting PP 082 80 PP 296 108
DONNELLY, Neil SP 07 39 GOYAL, Sunil PP 076 79
SS 02 42 PP 077 79
SP 13 51 GROVER, Mohnish RT 01 34
PP 146 88 GUNERI, Enis Alpin SP 24 66
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HA, Jungho OP 07 61 INCESULU, S. Armagan SP 14 51

HAGEN, Rudolf RT 09 56 İNCESULU, Armagan Saziye PP 027 73
SP 25 66 ISHIYAMA, Akira PS 01 33
HAGR, Abdulrahman SP 04 37 RT 10 58
IC 01 48 SP 24 66
HAMACHER, Volkmar SS 02 42 JACINTO, Paul William Digsay PP 216 97
SP 11 44 JANG, Chul Ho PP 064 78
HAN, Jae Sang OP 07 61 JANG, Jeong Hun SP 06 39
PP 134 87 JANG, Jongmoon SP 25 66
HAN, Ji Hyuk PP 101 82 JANSSEN, Jan PS 01 33
HAN, Ji-Hye AP 01 41 SS 01 34
PP 141 87 JARDINE, Janeen PP 149 88
HARTLEY, Douglas E. H. SP 01 35 JARGALKHUU, Erdenechuluun OP 06 57
SP 06 39 JAYAKODY, Dona RT 07 54
HASHIM, Noor Dina PP 159 90 JEON, Yesol PP 210 97
HEO, Kyung Wook SP 12 45 JEONG, Sung Wook OP 03 46
HIKMAT, Eka Kurnia PP 264 104 PP 298 108
HILL, Fiona OP 03 46 JHONG, Fong-Cian PP 003 70
HIRASHIMA, Yuiko PP 192 94 JI, Xiaojun PP 061 77
HIRAUMI, Harukazu PP 011 71 PP 128 85
HOLLOW, Rod PP 118 84 JIA, Huan SP 16 52
HOLLOWELL, Jason PP 270 105 JIANG, Chao PP 056 77
HOLMBERG, Marcus PP 259 103 JIANG, Dan PP 110 83
PP 260 103 JO, Sungmin AP 01 41
HSU, Ching-Hui PP 093 81 JOO, Hye Ah OP 03 46
HUANG, Enoch Hsin-Ho PP 174 92 OP 07 60
HUANG, Mei-Jui PP 200 95 JUN, Beom Cho SP 07 39
HUARTE, Alicia OP 07 60 PP 032 74
PP 287 107 JUNG, Da Jung PP 153 89
HUR, Donggu PP 091 81 JUNG, Jongmin OP 05 53
HWANG, Chung-Feng SP 04 37 K.C., Shefali PP 215 97
ILLG, Angelika OP 05 53 KADAM, Sudhir Sakharam OP 11 64
PP 178 93 PP 020 72
IM, Gi Jung OP 05 53 PP 084 80
RT 12 65 KALCIOGLU, M. Tayyar SP 17 55
INCERTI, Paola SP 15 52 RT 12 65
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KAM, Anna PP 272 105 KONG, Ying PP 125 85

KAMESWARAN, Mohan RT 04 43 KONING, Raphael OP 04 49
FT 13 54 PP 102 82
PP 255 103 PP 103 82
KANEMARU, Shinichi SP 25 66 KOO, Ja-Won RT 01 34
KANESHIRO, Shinsuke PP 157 90 SP 08 40
KANG, Ting-Ya PP 170 91 KOYAMA, Hajime AP 01 41
KANG, Woo Seok SP 17 55 KRAL, Andrej KL 03 40
KANZAKI, Sho SP 12 45 SP 10 44
KAPLAN, Brian PS 01 33 KUMAR, Dhana Senthil OP 12 68
MS 01 48 KUMAR, Vijay PP 179 93
KASHIO, Akinori OP 01 37 KURZ, Anja OP 07 60
KASSOUMA, Jamal OP 03 46 PP 132 86
KASUGA, Mariko OP 01 37 KUTHUBUTHEEN, Jafri SP 22 59
KHURAYZI, Tawfiq OP 05 53 KWOK, Belinda Y C AP 02 45
PP 121 85 KWON, Jae Hwan PP 285 107
KIM, Bong Jik AP 02 46 LAPINA, Gerard Francia PP 171 91
KIM, Chang-Hee SP 08 40 PP 258 103
KIM, Eun Yeon PP 181 93 LASMININGRUM, Lina PP 096 81
KIM, Ga-Young PP 143 88 LASSALETTA, Luis KL 02 39
KIM, Hye Min PP 196 95 SP 10 44
KIM, Hyesook PP 188 94 OP 04 49
KIM, Jeong Heon PP 280 106 LATIP, Mohamad Firdaus Bin PP 010 71
KIM, Jeong-Seo SP 03 36 LEE, Chi-Kyou IC 07 48
SP 09 40 LEE, Dayea OP 12 68
AP 02 45 LEE, Genevieve PP 075 79
OP 06 57 LEE, Ho-Ki PP 300 109
KIM, Jisu PP 268 104 LEE, Hwan Ho PP 227 99
KIM, Rayoung OP 08 63 LEE, Hyo-Jeong SP 10 44
KIM, So-Yeon PP 182 93 PP 158 90
KIM, Subin PP 145 88 LEE, Hyunjoo PP 219 98
PP 261 104 LEE, Jay PP 250 102
KIM, Sung Huhn SP 08 40 LEE, Jee Yeon PP 054 76
KIM, Taegyeong OP 05 53 LEE, Ji Won PP 088 80
KINGSFORD SMITH, Dell OP 12 68 LEE, John Jw PP 109 83
KOH, Hyojeong PP 057 77 LEE, Jong Dae SP 24 66
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LEE, Jun Ho RT 12 65 PP 286 107

LEE, Kenneth SP 11 44 LIN, Pei-Hsuan SP 23 65
FT 16 56 LIN, Vincent PP 148 88
LEE, Min Young SP 14 51 LIN, Wei-Chieh PP 092 81
LEE, Sang-Yeon AP 01 41 LINARES CASAS, Alejo PP 097 82
SP 21 59 LIU, Haihong OP 05 53
LEE, Seung Jae AP 01 41 LIU, Jun PP 081 80
LEE, Yen-Hui OP 01 38 LIU, Tien-Chen PP 164 91
LEE, Youngmee SP 26 67 LIU, Xianqi PP 122 85
LEE, Yun Ji PP 038 74 LIU, Xue Zhong RT 02 35
LEEM, Pei Shan PP 251 102 SP 21 59
LEFEBVRE, Philippe OP 02 42 LIU, Yuhe PP 165 91
LENARZ, Thomas PS 02 33 LÖFKVIST, Ulrika KL 05 51
FT 05 43 SP 26 67
PL 02 49 LORENS, Artur SP 05 38
OP 09 63 PP 024 73
PP 172 92 PP 265 104
LI, Jianan OP 06 57 LOW, Wong-Kein Christopher OP 12 68
LI, Jiawen OP 04 49 LUO, Jianfen PP 173 92
LI, Jinming PP 144 88 MAIER, Hannes OP 02 41
LI, Lieber Po-Hung SP 04 37 PP 253 103
LI, Sophia Yung-Hsia PP 166 91 MANRIQUE RODRIGUEZ, Manuel PP 160 90
LI, Yi-Lu PP 002 70 KL 06 54
LI, Yongxin PP 073 79 SP 20 58
LI, Yun PP 239 101 OP 08 63
LILENKO, Andrei OP 11 64 MARUTHURKKARA, Saji PP 209 96
LIM, Hubert FT 15 55 MATSUDA, Yusuke PP 212 97
LIM, Ji Hyung OP 02 42 MATSUMOTO, Nozomu SP 24 66
LIMB, Charles PS 02 33 MATSUMOTO, Yuji PP 237 100
FT 07 44 MATSUNAGA, Tatsuo SP 23 65
LIN, Chi Ching PP 030 73 MEDIKERI, Shankar B. RT 05 50
LIN, Chun-Yi PP 217 97 MEGHANADH, Koralla Raja OP 05 53
LIN, Frank PL 01 34 MEHROTRA, Rohit SP 03 36
MS 01 48 OP 10 64
RT 11 60 PP 111 83
LIN, Hung-Ching SP 17 55 PP 283 106
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PP 293 108 NG, Win Nie PP 180 93

PP 294 108 NGUYEN, Tu Quang OP 11 64
MESALLAM, Tamer PP 202 96 NI, Yifei PP 187 94
MIN, Kyou-Sik SP 11 44 NIEMAN, Carrie SP 16 52
MINAMI, Shujiro AP 02 45 RT 09 56
OP 07 60 NOJIRI, Nao PP 256 103
MISRON, Khairunnisak PP 262 104 OBRYCKA, Anita OP 07 61
MOHAMAD YUSOF, Asfa Najmi OP 01 38 PP 266 104
MOHAMMED HATTA, Nor Hidayah PP 062 77 OCAK, Emre RT 02 35
MOHD YUSOFF, Wan Nur Hanim PP 279 106 OH, Seung-Ha KL 01 35
MOLENDA, Carmen PP 291 107 SP 28 67
MOON, Il Joon IC 09 62 OH, Yonghee SP 10 44
RT 12 65 OHGANE, Sayaka PP 234 100
MOON, In Seok IC 12 62 O'LEARY, Stephen SP 03 36
MOSER, Tobias FT 08 44 FT 03 38
MRIG, Sumit RT 05 50 OLGUN, Levent SP 02 36
PP 025 73 RT 12 65
PP 236 100 OLGUN, Yüksel RT 08 54
MÜLLER, Joachim FT 09 50 OP 10 64
SP 19 56 PP 049 76
FT 21 66 OLZE, Heidi SP 16 52
MÜLLER, Verena OP 05 53 OTHMAN, Basyariatul Fathi SP 13 51
NAGAMANI, Banumathy SP 22 59 OYAMADA, Shogo PP 156 90
NAITO, Yasushi SP 01 35 OZDAMAR, Osman Ilkay PP 007 71
RT 09 56 PAN, Yen Jung PP 233 100
SP 26 67 PANG, Khang Wen PP 224 98
NAJRAN, Radesh OP 01 38 PARK, Euyhyun OP 05 53
NARAYANAN, Prepageran KL 04 45 PARK, Heesun PP 204 96
RT 11 60 PARK, Hong Ju SP 01 35
NAUWELAERS, Tim OP 06 57 RT 05 50
NAYAKA BASAVANTHAPPA, Prahlada OP 04 49 PARK, Jonghwa Jeonglok OP 09 63
PP 060 77 PARK, Kyoung Ho IC 06 48
NEAL, Katie OP 12 68 PARK, Kyung-Seok OP 02 42
PP 016 72 PARK, Lisa RT 06 50
PP 186 94 SP 19 56
NG, Iris SP 17 55 PARK, Minah PP 299 108
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PARK, Moo Kyun RT 05 50 RHEE, Miso PP 206 96

PARK, Sang Hee PP 211 97 RHI, Haewon PP 047 76
PARK, Seok Hyun PP 267 104 ROLAND JR, J. Thomas SS 01 34
PARK, Shi Nae SP 12 45 SP 15 52
SP 16 52 RT 10 58
PARK, Sung-Min AP 02 45 RUBINSTEIN, Jay T. SP 23 65
PARK, Yeung-Jun PP 281 106 SAAD, Miryam S. AP 02 46
PARK, Yong-Ho SP 06 39 SABILAH, Rabea AL OP 01 38
SP 27 67 SADEGHIJAM, Maryam PP 226 99
PÉREZ FORNOS, Angélica SP 08 40 SAEED, Shakeel RT 02 35
SS 02 42 FT 12 52
SP 20 58 SAHAK, Afiq Ikmal PP 015 72
PLONTKE, Stefan K. RT 01 34 Sahgal, Amit PP 257 103
FT 04 39 SAKASAI, Kiyoshi PP 005 70
SP 15 52 SALAMAH, Marzouqi OP 08 63
PRAKASH, Dipika PP 126 85 SALCHER, Rolf RT 05 50
PP 214 97 PP 094 81
PSARROS, Colleen PP 176 92 SALEH, Shaza OP 07 61
PULIBALATHINGAL, Sasidharan PP 142 88 SANLI, Halit PP 043 75
PUTHIYAPARAMBIL, Manoj Manikoth PP 090 81 SAOJI, Aniket SP 03 36
QURESHI, Talha Ahmed PP 086 80 SP 09 40
RADER, Tobias PP 131 86 SAXENA, Ashima SP 07 39
RAHNE, Torsten PP 247 102 SCHRAMM, David OP 01 37
RAJAN, Gunesh P. IC 13 62 SCHREIER, Andrea OP 08 63
KL 09 66 SCHURZIG, Daniel PP 050 76
RAJESWARAN, Ranjith OP 02 42 SENNAROGLU, Levent RT 01 34
RAMAKRISHNAN, Rajika OP 11 64 FT 06 43
PP 089 80 SEO, Hee Won PP 271 105
RAMOS-MACIAS, Angel FT 17 56 SEO, Young Joon OP 04 49
SP 20 58 SP 27 67
PL 03 65 SEO, Young Jun PP 069 78
SP 28 67 SHAH, Saumitra RT 08 54
RASHID, Mohd Fadzil Nor PP 004 70 SHARMA, Vidhu OP 01 38
RASLI, Asma Fatimah PP 151 89 PP 041 75
RASOULI FARD, Parisa PP 228 99 SHARP, Craig PS 01 33
REBOL, Janez SP 19 56 SHEN, Mengya PP 225 99
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SHIN, Bong-Jin AP 02 45 SWAMI, Himanshu PP 249 102

SHIM, Hyun Joon SP 05 38 TAKAHASHI, Masahiro OP 03 47
SHIN, Junyoung PP 059 77 TAKANO, Kenichi SP 13 51
SHIM, Sangyong PP 201 95 TAKEDA, Hiroki SP 06 39
SIA, Jun Wei PP 302 109 TAKUMI, Yutaka PP 289 107
SIKKA, Kapil SP 22 59 TAN, Barrie RT 08 54
SKARZYNSKI, Piotr Henryk IC 10 62 TANG, Ing Ping SP 02 36
IC 11 62 RT 04 43
OP 12 68 IC 02 48
PP 099 82 TANG, Joyce PP 063 77
PP 243 101 TAVORA-VIEIRA, Dayse AP 01 41
PP 244 101 OP 03 46
PP 246 102 PP 135 87
SKOOG, Malin DAHLBY AP 01 41 PP 136 87
SMEAL, Molly RT 11 60 PP 195 95
SMILSKY, Kari L. PP 138 87 TELMESANI, Laila Mohamed OP 06 57
SOM, Wen Chi PP 147 88 OP 12 68
SONG, Jae-Jin SP 12 45 TERAMURA, Atsumu OP 06 57
SPRINZL, Georg IC 04 48 THAM, Sher-Lyn PP 080 79
RT 09 56 TONG, Michael Chi Fai RT 04 43
SRIYANA, Ayu Astria PP 078 79 TORUN TOPCU, Merve PP 006 71
STAECKER, Hinrich SP 06 39 TSAI, Ying-Chih PP 273 105
SU, Wei-Hsiang PP 218 98 TYAGI, Pragya PP 026 73
SUCHER, Cathy OP 03 46 TYSOME, James PS 02 33
RT 06 50 AP 02 46
RT 07 54 UDAYA PRASAD, Rohit PP 072 79
OP 10 64 UMAT, Cila OP 12 68
PP 139 87 PP 008 71
PP 295 108 USAMI, Shin-ichi RT 02 35
SUGAROVA, Serafima OP 01 38 VAID, Neelam RT 01 34
SUH, Myung-Whan SP 08 40 RT 12 65
SUN, Jiaqiang PP 022 72 PP 083 80
SUN, Jingwu PP 152 89 VAN DE BERG, Raymond SP 20 58
PP 163 90 VAN ROMPAEY, Vincent SP 12 45
SUN, Yung-Chen PP 001 70 SP 21 59
SUNG, Jee Eun PP 058 77 VINCENT, Christophe SP 11 44
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SP 18 55 YARLAGADDA, Subbarayudu OP 11 64
VIR, Dharam PP 065 78 YASUMOTO, Mami PP 154 89
VISHWAKARMA, Rajesh Yogeshwar OP 12 68 YI, Se Eun OP 07 60
VISHWAKARMA, Leena Rajesh PP 297 108 YIN, Li PP 275 105
VOOLA, Marcus Windsor Rao PP 130 86 YOKOTA, Shu PP 033 74
PP 133 86 YOON, Mi-Sun PP 198 95
WAN HASHIM, Wan Fazlina PP 183 93 YOSHIDA, Tadao RT 03 43
WANG, Min OP 09 63 YOSHIMURA, Hidekane OP 05 53
WANG, Ruijie OP 02 42 PP 252 102
PP 108 83 YOUNG, Nancy M. OP 01 38
WEI, Xingmei OP 03 46 SP 17 55
PP 203 96 SP 26 67
WEISSGERBER, Tobias PP 105 83 YOUSEF, Medhat OP 02 42
WIMMER, Wilhelm OP 03 46 YUAN, Di PP 048 76
PP 248 102 YUAN, Yongyi OP 07 61
WON, Jongho Philip KL 07 59 YUEN, Heng-Wai RT 08 54
WONG, Emily C OP 08 63 PP 034 74
WU, Chao-Min PP 044 75 YUN, Haena PP 207 96
WU, Che-Ming SP 19 56 ZERNOTTI, Mario Emilio OP 02 42
WU, Chen-Chi SP 01 35 PP 241 101
SP 21 59 ZHANG, Bang-Yan PP 230 100
FT 19 65 ZHANG, Honglei PP 052 76
WU, Hao KL 08 60 ZHANG, Zhihua OP 02 42
WU, Hung-Pin PP 119 84 PP 169 91
WU, Jiunn-Liang RT 12 65 ZHAO, Hui OP 01 37
XIA, Fang Zhong PP 037 74 ZHOU, Xiaohui PP 184 93
XIA, Yuqi PP 113 84 ZIRN, Stefan PP 098 82
PP 116 84
XIAO, Adam Y OP 08 63
XU, Lei PP 100 82
XUE, Shujin PP 036 74
PP 127 85
YAMAMOTO, Norio SP 07 39
YAMAZAKI, Hiroshi OP 03 46
PP 191 94
YANG, Yang PP 140 87
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APSCI Prize Award

10:40-11:05 Nov. 9 Room 201

Sung Il NAM (Korea)

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15:00-18:00 Nov. 8 Room 202

Importance of Hearing and Structure

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11:36 A review of surgical and OP Speaker Stephen O'LEARY

11:43 A new objective-based method OP SP 05 Speech Perception

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11:35 Anatomic vs physiologic SP 11:50 Evaluation of the cognitive SP

14:15-15:35 Nov. 10 Room 103

Chairperson Hyunsook JANG (Korea)

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