FIGURES LEGENDS
Figure 1 . Flowchart of the cochlear implant use in patients
with single-sided deafness and asymmetrical hearing loss.
Figure 2 . A. Speech perception scores of the cochlear
implanted ear for disyllabic words in quiet. Speech recognition was
tested in free-field at 60 dB SPL, with a contralateral ear masking.B. Unaided speech perception scores of the acoustic-hearing ear
for disyllabic words. Speech recognition was tested with headphones at
60 dB SPL. C. Speech perception scores in bimodal conditions for
sentences in noise. Speech recognition was tested in free-field at 60
dB SPL in best-aided conditions, with speech and noise coming from the
front at a signal-to-noise ratio of +10 dB. For the three figures, the
box plots show the first and third quartile values and the central line,
the median value; the whiskers indicate the non-outliers values for each
group. Values were compared using mixed-effect analysis with a Tukey
post-test. **: p<0.005 , ***, p<0.0005,****: p<0.0001.