ACI Alliance sponsors annual conferences featuring expert speakers from across the treatment continuum - surgeons, audiologists, speech language pathologists, educators and researchers. For more information on Electrical Acoustic Stimulation (EAS) explored during these conferences, please click the links below.

CI2018 DC

• Hearing Preservation and Speech Outcomes in Pediatric Recipients of Cochlear Implants, Morgan Selleck MD
• Self-Reported Benefits after Implantation in a Group of Hybrid Implant Recipients, David Kelsall MD
  
• A Survey Developed to Understand the Clinical Practice Involved in Working with Patients with Acoustic and Electric Hearing, Camille Dunn PhD

CI2016 International Toronto

• Hybrid Cochlear Implantation Long-Term Outcomes: Insights into the Future: Bruce Gantz MD, United States
• Long-Term Hearing Preservation in Electric-Acoustic Stimulation Patients, up to 10 years: Griet Mertens PhD, Belgium
• Optimizing EAS Performance of Children: Sara Neumann AuD, United States
• Long-Term Hearing Preservation Outcomes After Cochlear Implantation for Electric-Acoustic Stimulation: Youssef Adel, Dipl.-Ing, Germany 
• Longitudinal Changes in Auditory Status for Cochlear Implant Users with Preserved Acoustic Hearing: Psychophysical, Physiological, and Physical Assessment: Viral Tejani AuD, United States
• Subjective Benefits of Electric-Acoustic Stimulation: Meredith Anderson AuD, United States
• Single-Site Outcomes of Electric-Acoustic Stimulation: English King, AuD, United States
• Effectiveness of Frequency-Lowering Hearing Aids and Electric Acoustic Stimulation (EAS) Cochlear Implant for Treating People with a Severe-to-Profound High-Frequency Hearing Loss: Mathieu Hotton MOA, PhD Candidate, Canada

• Electric-Acoustic Hearing in Pediatric Cochlear Implant Recipients: Lisa Park AuD, United States

CI2015 DC

• Outcomes for Hybrid Cochlear Implant Recipients Who Maintain Minimal or No Low-Frequency Residual Hearing: Camille Dunn, PhD
• Speech Outcomes with the CI422 and Contour Electrode Arrays: Sandra Velandia, AuD
• The US Electric Acoustic Stimulation (EAS) Clinical Trial: Audiological Results & Programming Using Electrical Stapedial Reflex Thresholds: Diane Martinez, AuD
• Preservation of Hearing and Performance Outcomes in Hybrid Hearing Recipients: Ursula Findlen, PhD
• Acoustic and Electric Same Ear Hearing in Patients with a Standard Electrode Array: Sue Karsten, AuD

CI2014 Pediatrics Nashville

• The Use of an Integrated Electric-Acoustic Sound Processor in Children with Low Frequency Residual Hearing: Sara Neumann
• Evaluation of the Hybrid Cochleae Implant System: Clinical Trial Results: William Shapiro
• Hearing Preservation in Children Using Various Electrode Arrays: Sean McMenomey, MD
• Hybrid Cochlear Implant in Adolescents: Camille Dunn, PhD
• Cochlear Hybrid System: Factors Affecting Outcomes US Clinical Trial Results: J Thomas Roland
• Hearing Preservation, Hybrid Stimulation, and Speech Understanding in an Expanded Indication Study: Preliminary Results: Craig Buchman
• Speech Perception Outcomes and Hearing Preservation Following Cochlear Implantation of Children with Steeply-Sloping Sensorineural Hearing Loss: Margaret Meredith
• The Use of Cochlear Nucleaus® Hybrid™ L24 Device in Adolescents: Camille Dunn
• Electric-Acoustic Stimulation with Short Electrode Array in a Child with a Precipitously Sloping High-Frequency Hearing Loss: A Single-Subject Case Study: Megan Marsh
  
  

CI2013 DC

• Hearing Preservation Cochlear Implantation – An Overview: Renee Gifford, PhD, Vanderbilt University
• An Overview of Current Clinical Systems: Larry Lustig, MD, University of California SF
• Benefits of Combined Stimulation for Speech Perception in Quiet & Noise: Christopher Turner, PhD, University of Iowa
• Music Perception with Combined Stimulation: Kate Gfeller, PhD, University of Iowa
• Sound Localization and Combined Stimulation: Camille Dunn, PhD, University of Iowa
• Quality of Life After Hearing Preservation with Cochlear Implantation: Margaret T. Dillion, AuD, CCC-A, F-AAA, University of North Carolina
• Physiologic Consequences of Intracochlear Electrode Placement: Oliver Adunka, MD, University of North Carolina