A cochlear implant can bypass damaged portions of the ear and directly stimulate the auditory nerve. The signals, thus generated, are recognized by the brain as sounds. Even individuals with profound hearing loss can benefit from cochlear implants. Coupled with intensive post-implantation therapy, cochlear implants can also help young children acquire speech, language, and social skills. Early implantation enables the development of speech and language skills.
The effective use of a cochlear implant involves both surgery and significant therapy to learn or relearn the sense of hearing, and the process should involve discussions with medical specialists, including cochlear-implant surgeons. To gain more insights on cochlear implants, join the expert, Dr. Manoj Manikoth , in an exclusive session on “Cochlear Implants - Why, How, and When?” on 23 rd April, 5:00 PM IST onwards. Stay…
