Jin Xu

Biomedical studies on temporal bones of the first multi-channel cochlear implant patient at the University of Melbourne.

Graeme M Clark, Jonathan Clark, Tina Cardamone, Maria Clarke, Prue Nielsen, Rob Jones, Benedicta Arhatari, Nick Birbilis, Roger Curtain, Jin Xu, Sheryl Wagstaff, Peter Gibson, Stephen O'Leary, John Furness

Journal article  |  2014  |  Cochlear Implants Int

OBJECTIVE: To analyse the temporal bones and implant of the first University of Melbourne's (UOM) patient (MC-1) to receive the mu..

An improved cochlear implant electrode array for use in experimental studies

Robert Shepherd, Kristien Verhoeven, Jin Xu, Frank Risi, James Fallon, Andrew Wise

Journal article  |  2011  |  HEARING RESEARCH

Experimental studies play an important role in establishing the safety and efficacy of cochlear implants and they continue to prov..

Bilateral cochlear implantation in the ferret: A novel animal model for behavioral studies

Douglas EH Hartley, Tara Vongpaisal, Jin Xu, Robert K Shepherd, Andrew J King, Amal Isaiah

Journal article  |  2010  |  JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE METHODS

Bilateral cochlear implantation has recently been introduced with the aim of improving both speech perception in background noise ..

Micro-focus fluoroscopy - a great tool for electrode development.

Jin Xu, Rob Briggs, Michael Tykocinski, Carrie Newbold, Frank Risi, Robert Cowan

Journal article  |  2009  |  Cochlear Implants Int

The aim of this study was to utilise micro-focus X-ray fluoroscopy for viewing electrode movement in the cochlea. Various prototyp..

Comparison of round window and cochleostomy approaches with a prototype hearing preservation electrode.

Robert JS Briggs, Michael Tykocinski, Jin Xu, Frank Risi, Martin Svehla, Robert Cowan, T Stover, P Erfurt, Thomas Lenarz

Journal article  |  2006  |  Audiol Neurootol

INTRODUCTION: Preservation of residual hearing in cochlear implant recipients has been demonstrated to be possible and provides th..

Cochlear implantation in rats: A new surgical approach

W Lu, J Xu, RK Shepherd

Journal article  |  2005  |  HEARING RESEARCH

The laboratory rat has been used extensively in auditory research but has had limited use in cochlear implant related research due..