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This difference was driven by smaller comfort levels in the second implant compared to the first. Children with longer inter-implant delays also show lower speech discrimination scores with their second implant compared to children with shorter delays, in addition to no bilateral advantage in speech in noise, that is their performance in unilateral mode does not differ from the performance in bilateral mode. Finally, children with longer delays demonstrate poor performance in sound localisation compared to the children with shorter dela
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