Cochlear Implant: Clinical Status, 1985

The Cochlear Implant

The studies on cochlear implants have been conducted in the United States, Austria, Brasil, France, Finland, and some other countries. Up to now, this technique does not seem to have a wide spread application. Indeed it can only apply cases of deafness still presenting sufficient neural remnants to transmit the message. Moreover, the patient must be totally deaf( quasi­ complete loss of har cel...

cochlear implant (تکنیک و اندیکاسیون)

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The clinical assessment of cochlear implant patients.

This study outlines the clinical assessment procedures adopted in the Department of Otolaryngology at the University of Melbourne for patients being considered for a cochlear implant. As the procedure is new and requires rigorous evaluation, it is considered preferable only to operate on a limited number of patients, and ensure that they have a thorough evaluation both before and after surgery....

Facial Nerve Stimulation in Cochlear Implant Patients

Cochlear Implant

Cochlear implants are first true bionic sense organs Like human inner ear hair cells they convert mechanical sound energy into electrical impulses. Cochlear implants are not hearing aids which merely amplify mechanical sound waves and increase their energy content Otter et al have shown that in the normal auditory nerve in young people there are approximately 35,000 nerve fibres; they concluded...