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NYU alternative frequency mapping SSD-CI study

Also known as: Perceptual Adaptation Following Cochlear Implantation, Alternative Frequency Mapping, Frequency Allocation Tables, NCT07039435

Institution-led study

Primary source

Sponsor / Institution

Institution-led study

Program Type

Software/Neurotech

Modality

Cochlear/Auditory Implant

Stage

Interventional/NA

Status

Active

Target Gene

—

Route / Mode

Cochlear implant sound-processor mapping/programming

Confidence

84%

Status Confidence

Status needs checking

Evidence Strength

Needs more support

Last Reviewed

2026-06-10

Geography

United States

Population

adult, cochlear-implant, single-sided-deafness, sensorineural, post-implant-programming, speech-in-noise

Trial IDs

Mechanism

Recruiting NYU study evaluating alternative cochlear-implant frequency allocation tables in newly implanted single-sided deaf cochlear implant users to reduce place-pitch mismatch and improve sound quality, device use, and speech perception.

Indications

Hearing Loss Sensorineural Hearing Loss Single-Sided Deafness

Notes

Corrected from a generic device row to a study-level cochlear-implant programming/software record. It is institution-led and NIH-supported, not a standalone commercial device program.

Evidence & Sources

1 structured sources

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IDs: NCT07039435

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Key Events

2024-04-03

NYU alternative frequency mapping SSD-CI study started

2026-05-01

ClinicalTrials.gov posted latest recruiting update reviewed in this pass

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