As the impulses are conducted through the electrode array, the thalamus
interprets them as auditory information, treating them just as it would for someone
without hearing impairments. The thalamus is the brain's "switchboard,"
redirecting information, such as the auditory information from the BAP, to the
correct part of the brain, namely the auditory cortex.
interprets them as auditory information, treating them just as it would for someone
without hearing impairments. The thalamus is the brain's "switchboard,"
redirecting information, such as the auditory information from the BAP, to the
correct part of the brain, namely the auditory cortex.