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No references found	It was also demonstrated that when electrodes are chronically implanted in the scala tympani of cats through an incision in the round window, the surgical trauma need not cause permanent cochlear damage. Personal reflections on the multichannel cochlear implant and a view ... by Clark, Graeme M. / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development Because the site of entry of the electrode array is the scala tympani of the basal turn of the cochlea, local ossification can interfere with the full insertion and optimal performance of the implant. Labyrinthitis ossificans associated with sensorineural deafness by Penning, Lourens / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal Three widely accepted goals for the development of future CI electrode arrays are (1) deeper insertion into the scala tympani (ST) to access lower frequency cochlear neurons; (2) greater operating efficiency, defined as a reduction in the stimulus charge required to produce a comfortable loudness level; and (3) reduced intracochlear damage associated with surgical insertion. Considerations for design of future cochlear implant electrode ... by Rebscher, Stephen J.; Hetherington, Alexander; Bonham, Ben; Wardrop, Peter; Whinney, David; Leake, P / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development	scabrock scabrous scacchite SCADA scaena scaena ductilis scaenae frons Scaevola Scaevola, Gaius Mucius Scaevola, Quintus Cervidius Scaevola, Quintus Mucius Scafell Scafell Pike Scaffold scaffold board scaffold height scaffold nail scaffold protein scaffold-high Scaffolding scag scaglia scagliola SCAI scala media scala tympani scala vestibuli Scala, Can Francesco della Scala, La scalability scalable Scalable Coherent Interface scalable font Scalable Processor ARChitecture Scalable Sampling Rate Scalable Vector Graphics Scalar scalar data type Scalar Field scalar function scalar gradient scalar invariant scalar matrix scalar meson scalar multiplication scalar polynomial curvature singularity scalar potential scalar processor Scalar Product scalar quantization scalar triple product	SCAHPERD SCAHQ SCAHRM SCAHS SCAI SCAI SCAIA SCAID Scaife Hall SCAIHA SCAIHS SCAIL SCAIP SCAIR SCAIS SCAJ SCAK SCAKC SCAL scala scala scala scala scala scala Scala (company) Scala (company) Scala media Scala media Scala media scala tympani Scala typmani Scala typmani scala vestibuli scala vestibuli scala vestibuli Scala, Can Francesco della Scala, La Scala, La SCALAA scalability scalability scalability Scalability Logger Format scalable scalable scalable scalable scalable scalable Scalable Ad Hoc Network Simulator Scalable Adaptive Multicast Research Group Scalable ADSL Modem Scalable Agile Beam Radar Scalable and Adaptive Key Management Scalable and Efficient Multicast Protocol Scalable Application Language) Scalable Architecture for Financial Reporting Scalable Architecture for Interactive Learning Scalable Automated Guided Execution Scalable Broadcast Algorithm

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It was also demonstrated that when electrodes are chronically implanted in the scala tympani of cats through an incision in the round window, the surgical trauma need not cause permanent cochlear damage.

Personal reflections on the multichannel cochlear implant and a view ... by Clark, Graeme M. / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development

Because the site of entry of the electrode array is the scala tympani of the basal turn of the cochlea, local ossification can interfere with the full insertion and optimal performance of the implant.

Labyrinthitis ossificans associated with sensorineural deafness by Penning, Lourens / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

Three widely accepted goals for the development of future CI electrode arrays are (1) deeper insertion into the scala tympani (ST) to access lower frequency cochlear neurons; (2) greater operating efficiency, defined as a reduction in the stimulus charge required to produce a comfortable loudness level; and (3) reduced intracochlear damage associated with surgical insertion.

Considerations for design of future cochlear implant electrode ... by Rebscher, Stephen J.; Hetherington, Alexander; Bonham, Ben; Wardrop, Peter; Whinney, David; Leake, P / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development