Pádraig Kitterick

About

I am an associate professor in hearing sciences at the NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre.

Featured Article

Tinnitus and Sleep Difficulties After Cochlear Implantation.

Robert H Pierzycki, Mark Edmondson-Jones, Piers Dawes, Kevin J Munro, David R Moore, Pádraig T Kitterick

Ear and Hearing, Epub ahead of print

Objectives: To estimate and compare the prevalence of and associations between tinnitus and sleep difficulties in a sample of UK adult cochlear implant users and those identified as potential candidates for cochlear implantation. Design: The study was conducted using the UK Biobank resource, a population-based cohort of 40-to 69-year olds. Self-report data on hearing, tinnitus, sleep difficulties, and demographic variables were collected from cochlear implant users (n= 194) and individuals identified as potential candidates for cochlear ...Full-text link

Latest Publications

• G Dritsakis, RM van Besouw, PT Kitterick, CA Verschuur (2017). A ‘Music-Related Quality of Life’(MuRQoL) measure to guide music rehabilitation for adult CI users. American Journal of Audiology
• NJ Williams, R Pierzycki, MA Akeroyd, PT Kitterick (2016). Using Acoustic Simulations of Hearing Loss to Describe Health States: Are they Feasible and Reliable to use?. Value in Health 19 (7), A383
• RH Pierzycki, M Edmondson-Jones, P Dawes, KJ Munro, DR Moore, ... (2016). Tinnitus and Sleep Difficulties After Cochlear Implantation. Ear and Hearing 37 (6), e402-e408
• H Cullington, P Kitterick, L DeBold, M Weal, N Clarke, E Newberry, ... (2016). Have Cochlear Implant, Won't Have to Travel: Introducing Telemedicine to People Using Cochlear Implants. American Journal of Audiology 25 (3S), 299-302
• IM Wiggins, CA Anderson, PT Kitterick, DEH Hartley (2016). Speech-evoked activation in adult temporal cortex measured using functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS): Are the measurements reliable?. Hearing Research 339, 142-154
• PT Kitterick, SN Smith, L Lucas (2016). Hearing Instruments for Unilateral Severe-to-Profound Sensorineural Hearing Loss in Adults: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Ear and hearing 37 (5), 495
• E Holmes, PT Kitterick, AQ Summerfield (2016). EEG activity evoked in preparation for multi-talker listening by adults and children. Hearing research 336, 83-100
• PC Stacey, PT Kitterick, SD Morris, CJ Sumner (2016). The contribution of visual information to the perception of speech in noise with and without informative temporal fine structure. Hearing Research 336, 17-28
• CA Fielden, PT Kitterick (2016). Contralateral acoustic hearing aid use in adult unilateral cochlear implant recipients: Current provision, practice, and clinical experience in the UK. Cochlear implants international 17 (3), 132-145
• H Cullington, P Kitterick, L DeBold, M Weal, N Clarke, E Newberry, ... (2016). Personalised long-term follow-up of cochlear implant patients using remote care, compared with those on the standard care pathway: study protocol for a feasibility randomised controlled trial. BMJ open 6 (5), e011342
• N Ma, S Morris, PT Kitterick (2016). Benefits to speech perception in noise from the binaural integration of electric and acoustic signals in simulated unilateral deafness. Ear and hearing 37 (3), 248-259
• CA Fielden, RL Mehta, PT Kitterick (2016). Choosing which ear to implant in adult candidates with functional residual hearing. Cochlear Implants International 17 (sup1), 47-50
• D Vickers, P Kitterick, C Verschuur, C Leal, L Jenkinson, F Vickers, ... (2016). Issues in Cochlear Implant Candidacy. Cochlear Implants International 17 (sup1), 1-2
• CA Fielden, R Hampton, S Smith, PT Kitterick (2016). Access to aidable residual hearing in adult candidates for cochlear implantation in the UK. Cochlear Implants International 17 (sup1), 70-73
• PT Kitterick, L Lucas (2016). Predicting speech perception outcomes following cochlear implantation in adults with unilateral deafness or highly asymmetric hearing loss. Cochlear Implants International 17 (sup1), 51-54