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Data exists evidencing that binaural benefit, defined as the difference between bilateral performance and unilateral performance with the better ear, on tasks of speech perception [1-3] is greater when unilateral performance is similar across ears [4]. This functional relationship was observed in nine adult bilateral cochlear implant (CI) participants across different speech materials and signal-to-noise levels even though there was substantial intraand inter-subject variability [1]. Despite the clear link between Purpose: The present study used the acoustic simulation of bilateral cochlear implants to investigate the effect of presentation level (EXP 1) and channel interaction (EXP 2) on binaural summation benefit in speech recognition.

Effect of Channel Interaction and Presentation Level on Speech Recognitionin Simulated Bilateral Cochlear Implants