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DESCRIPTION:Verena M&uuml\;ller\, University of Cologne &amp\; Cochlear Imp
 lant Centre\, GermanyAnita Obrycka\, Institute of Physiology and Pathology
  of Hearing\, Kajetany\, Nadarzyn\, Poland&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Along with wind no
 ise reduction\, automatic volume control\, ambient and transient noise red
 uction\, and Adaptive Intelligence\, Automatic Sound Management (ASM) 3.0 
 also features microphone directionality to help implant users in noise or 
 other challenging\n    listening environments. This ExpertsONLINE explores
  in depth how ASM 3.0 directionality is used in children today.
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SUMMARY:Microphone Directionality: What's Best for Children?
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 se reduction\, and Adaptive Intelligence\, Automatic Sound Management (ASM
 ) 3.0 also features microphone directionality to help implant users in noi
 se or other challenging\n    listening environments. This ExpertsONLINE ex
 plores in depth how ASM 3.0 directionality is used in children today.</div
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