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CLINICAL GUIDANCE | SECTION TWO

a better subjective impression between MAPs. Once you select a favourable

MAP, encourage the recipient to use the processor as much as possible. It

is not recommended to give the recipient many different MAPs at a ﬁrst

programming session.

2.1.1.5 Follow up Programming

Optimal sound processor tuning for Nucleus 24 ABI recipients is a complex

process and will involve many return visits to the clinic. Arrange these visits

regularly to start with to check the stability of T- and C-levels, and the

thresholds of any non-auditory side effects. Carefully monitor and compensate

any small ﬂuctuations, particularly to T- and C-levels. You should record any

increase in side effects. Return visits may be a convenient opportunity to

investigate further parameters such as frequency allocation, sound processing

strategies, mode combinations and other processor settings. Try to make

only minor MAP changes and allow the recipient sufﬁcient time to become

accustomed to a new MAP.

Note: Any adverse side effects, sudden changes to the recipient’s physical

condition, or loss of stimulation during processor use should be reported to

Cochlear within 24 hours.

2.1.1.6 Rehabilitation

It is encouraged to conduct a formal rehabilitation program for Nucleus 24 ABI

recipients, including evaluation of performance at appropriate test intervals. If

the use of the device is discontinued, it must be reported to Cochlear.

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