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Cochlear Implant Surgery Risks and Complications Associated with Cochlear Implantation Complex Surgical Conditions -- Ossification and Dysplasia Selecting the Ear to be Implanted Implanting Both Ears Active Research Studies Recruiting Subjects Scientific Presentations Scientific Publications Video -- Minimal Incision Surgery |
Implanting Both EarsMore and more, patients are benefiting from bilateral implantation. The advantages are being able to locate the speaker or direction of sound (that requires both ears) and better understanding of words in noise. It is important to recognize that implantation of the second ear does not double a persons ability to hear. The benefit has been estimated at roughly 20 percent. However, that 20 percent can be very important in reaching one’s full potential in many aspects of life. If you are interested in bilateral implantation, be sure to ask your team about it. Bilateral Cochlear Implantation in Adults - Bilateral Cochlear Implantation in Adults - |
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