Children with a cochlear implant
Aural/oral performance in children with bimodal stimulation or unilateral cochlear implant
... of Children (PEACH) rating scale for normal hearing infants and ...bilateral cochlear implant users on speech recognition with competing talker, music perception, affective pro- sody discrimination, ...
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Comparison of sustained auditory attention between children with cochlear implant and normal children
... deaf children compared to hea- ring peers have decreased cerebral maturation in the left frontotemporal regions and bilateral frontal regions ...ween cochlear implantees and normal children Table ...
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Using Music Therapy in (Re) Habilitation of Prelingual Deaf Cochlear Implant Children
... through cochlear implant ...making children themselves play the rhythmic instrument as an ...nonverbal children to express themselves, as they were demanded to play two notes while making the ...
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Acquisition of voice onset time in Hindi speaking children with cochlear implant
... CI children to perceive the voicing ...the cochlear implant system through different activation of the electrode ...improper cochlear electrode ...CI children with 4 to 6 years hearing ...
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Electrophysiology and Auditory Performance of Children with Profound Sensoryneural Hearing loss after Cochlear Implant Surgery
... following cochlear implant surgery among children aged less than six years at Upgraded Institute of Otorhinolaryngology, Rajiv Gandhi Government General hospital, ...70 children were enrolled ...
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A Comparison of Linguistic Skills between Persian Cochlear Implant and Normal Hearing Children
... for children with impaired hearing loss is controversial. Some children learn a sign language, others wear an external hearing aid or receive a cochlear implant to enhance their ability to ...
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The Phonemic Awareness Skills of Cochlear Implant Children and Children with Normal Hearing in Primary School
... in children with cochlear implant and normal hearing children who were in primary ...generally, children with cochlear implant showed weaker performance on phonemic ...
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Relationship between working memory capacity and speech perception in noise among children with cochlear implant
... for cochlear implanted children did not permit us to study accurately working mem- ory and SIN ability, because in most of these tests the child had to answer verbally, so their articulatory problems make ...
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Mismatch negativity in children with cochlear implant
... early cochlear implanted children (mean age 6 years, 10 months) and normal hearing controls on using tone ...CI children showed longer latencies, duration and smaller amplitudes in comparison to ...
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The design of an educational game to support the development of rhyming skills in children with a cochlear implant
... 4 processing. Technical reading is the first aspect of advanced reading, which has to do with the decoding of words and with the speed of reading. Technical reading is the basis for reading comprehension (Hoover & ...
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Can listeners hear the difference between children with normal hearing and children with a hearing impairment?
... (HI) children differs from that of normally hearing (NH) children, even after several years of device ...seven children with a cochlear implant (CI), seven children with an ...
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A Comparison of Language Comprehension of Children with Hearing Loss and Their Typical Peers
... that cochlear implant aids in improving the perception of auditory signal hence results in enhancing their inferential ...make children with HI able to compete their typical ...
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Design and Implementation of Speech Processing in Cochlear Implant
... deaf. Cochlear implants are designed to help severely to profoundly deaf adults and children who get little or no benefit from hearing ...from cochlear implants as specified in ...
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Cochlear implant and congenital cholesteatoma
... Bilateral cochlear implantation in young children is increasingly common in clinical ...bilateral cochlear implantation is the res- toration of some of the advantages of binaural hear- ing such as ...
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Unraveling the implanted cochlea : radiological evaluation of cochlear morphology and position in CI patients
... million children) as stated by the Worlds Health Organization (WHO ...of cochlear implants ...the cochlear implant ...the implant electrode within the ...the implant position, CT ...
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Cochlear implant electrode sealing techniques and related intracochlear pressure changes
... Cochlear implantation (CI) is a globally accepted treat- ment for children and adults with severe-to-profound hearing loss. In recent years, the indications for cochlear implantation have been ...
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Subjective and objective vestibular changes that occur following paediatric cochlear implantation: systematic review and meta-analysis
... pediatric cochlear implantation are limited and perhaps reflective of the fact that many centres do not routinely perform such ...young children, and lack of available ...pediatric cochlear ...
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Vol 28, No 4 (2015)
... Eighteen children (eight young girls) were enrolled in the study, from a total of 58 implanted children aged between nine and one month and 10 years of age (average chronological age: nine years and six ...
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Basic and advanced theory of mind in school-aged children with cochlear implants
... Persian-speaking children with CI and 18 normal matched peers. Children with CI were selected by convenience sampling method from Amir Alam Hospital Cochlear Implant Center considering their ...
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Cochlear implant complications in Misrata Central Hospital
... The 4 major complications (2.86%) were all seen in children, (p=0.014) (Table 2). Incomplete electrode insertion seen in 2 cases (1.42%), one case due to ossification of the cochlea secondary to chronic otitis ...
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