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Cochlear implants are medical devices that provide a sense of sound to those with profound deafness. Unlike hearing aids that amplify sounds to be detected by damaged ears, cochlear implants bypass damaged portions of your auditory system to stimulate the auditory nerve directly and allow hearing.
Here’s how cochlear implants work:
Note that cochlear implants will not restore normal hearing. However, they’ll help the deaf represent sounds and understand speech. Their effectiveness depends on factors including the level of deafness, the age of implantation, and your auditory nerve’s health.
Cochlear implant surgery is required for individuals with hearing loss in both ears and little to benefit from conventional hearing aids. The surgery is primarily recommended for the following conditions:
The decision to undergo a cochlear implant surgery is taken after a thorough evaluation by qualified medical professionals such as audiologists, ENTs, and speech-language pathologists.
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