A fundamentally new method of the treatment of patients with a profound degree of deafness – cochlear implantation – has been described. During operation a system of electrodes providing the sound perception by electrical stimulation of survived auditory nerve fibers is to introduce into the patient’s inner ear. The scheme of cochlea implant has been presented, the selection of patients and postoperative rehabilitation stages have been described
Today's indications for cochlear implantation. During the last twenty years, the indications for coc...
A cochlear implant is a device which restores some hearing in severely-to-profoundly deaf people whe...
Initial research demonstrated that only low frequencies could be mimicked with rate of electrical st...
Deafness is a health issue that generates a social dysfunction. The cochlear implant (CI) remains, t...
Cochlear implants are the treatment of choice for auditory rehabilitation of patients with sensory d...
The number of people with hearing loss constitutes approximately 6.5% of the world population. Heari...
People with profound hearing loss are not able to use some kinds of conventional amplifiers due to t...
Cochlear implants (CI) represent the current treatment for patients affected by profound sensorineur...
The design and performance of the present-day cochlear implants are described. In broad terms, the d...
Extensive research has improved cochlear implant technology in a number of aspects. New coding strat...
Modern auditory prostheses range from implants that impart mechanical energy to the cochlea via the ...
AbstractIntroductionElectroacoustic stimulation is an excellent option for people with residual hear...
© Springer-Verlag 1977. This is a publisher’s version of an article whose final and definitive form ...
© 1998 Edward Arnold. This is a preprint of a chapter from S. R. Mawson, H. Ludman & T. Wright (Eds....
Abstract of paper presented at XXVI International Congress of Audiology, Melbourne, 17-21 March 2002...
Today's indications for cochlear implantation. During the last twenty years, the indications for coc...
A cochlear implant is a device which restores some hearing in severely-to-profoundly deaf people whe...
Initial research demonstrated that only low frequencies could be mimicked with rate of electrical st...
Deafness is a health issue that generates a social dysfunction. The cochlear implant (CI) remains, t...
Cochlear implants are the treatment of choice for auditory rehabilitation of patients with sensory d...
The number of people with hearing loss constitutes approximately 6.5% of the world population. Heari...
People with profound hearing loss are not able to use some kinds of conventional amplifiers due to t...
Cochlear implants (CI) represent the current treatment for patients affected by profound sensorineur...
The design and performance of the present-day cochlear implants are described. In broad terms, the d...
Extensive research has improved cochlear implant technology in a number of aspects. New coding strat...
Modern auditory prostheses range from implants that impart mechanical energy to the cochlea via the ...
AbstractIntroductionElectroacoustic stimulation is an excellent option for people with residual hear...
© Springer-Verlag 1977. This is a publisher’s version of an article whose final and definitive form ...
© 1998 Edward Arnold. This is a preprint of a chapter from S. R. Mawson, H. Ludman & T. Wright (Eds....
Abstract of paper presented at XXVI International Congress of Audiology, Melbourne, 17-21 March 2002...
Today's indications for cochlear implantation. During the last twenty years, the indications for coc...
A cochlear implant is a device which restores some hearing in severely-to-profoundly deaf people whe...
Initial research demonstrated that only low frequencies could be mimicked with rate of electrical st...