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UID:pretalx-ifos2026-7F7S3F@sciencenext.org
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DESCRIPTION:<p style="margin-left: 0px!important\;">A better understanding 
 of cortical neuroplasticity accompanying hearing loss may allow us to impr
 ove intervention and rehabilitation for patients with hearing loss.&nbsp\;
  Compensation for the deleterious effects of hearing loss include recruitm
 ent of alternative brain networks during cortical processing. Our experime
 nts suggest that early stage\, mild-moderate\, age-related hearing loss ra
 nging results in significant changes in neural resource allocation\, refle
 cting patterns of cross-modal compensation from the visual and somatosenso
 ry modalities\, increased listening effort\, and decreased cognitive spare
  capacity. Adults with untreated age-related hearing loss also show eviden
 ce of cognitive decline. Treatment with hearing aids reverse cross-modal r
 ecruitment of auditory cortex over the course of 6 months\, coinciding wit
 h gains in auditory speech perception abilities\, social-emotional process
 ing and significant improvements in cognitive performance as measured by c
 linical tests of neurocognition. New data on results of neurocognitive cha
 nges with over-the-counter hearing aids will be discussed.</p>
DTSTAMP:20260618T223018Z
LOCATION:Hearing Aids
SUMMARY:Speech in Noise: From Neural Mechanisms to Smart Hearing Aids - Lev
 ent Olgun\, Ayberk Aydın Tunç
URL:https://sciencenext.org/ifos2026/talk/7F7S3F/
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