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Perception of speech with envelope enhancement in individuals with auditory neuropathy and simulated loss of temporal modulation processing
International Journal of Audiology, 10/05/09

Narne VK et al. – The results revealed improvement in speech identification scores for the majority of individuals with AN when the envelope of the speech signal was enhanced. However, envelope enhancement was not able to improve speech identification scores for individuals with AN who had very poor unprocessed speech scores. Overall, the results of the present study suggest that applying envelope enhancement strategies in hearing aids might provide some benefits to many individuals with AN.

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