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HIGH-FREQUENCY DEAFNESS AND THE HYBRID COCHLEAR
IMPLANT IN CHILDREN
| 1 | Medical University of Hanover, Department of Otolaryngology, Hanover, Germany |
CORRESPONDING AUTHOR
Publication date: 2011-09-30
J Hear Sci 2011;1(3):66–67
ABSTRACT
High-frequency deafness in children requires different surgical approaches in order to preserve the intracochlear structure for
future therapies. This investigation proved that the residual hearing could be preserved and that the auditory development of
the younger children is comparable to the profound deaf children with conventional CI implanted children.
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