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Cochlear Implants

Written by Silverstein Institute
Published: 09 Nov 2020

What is a cochlear implant?

A cochlear implant is a small, surgically implanted, complex electronic device that helps provide sound to a profoundly deaf or severely hard of hearing person. The implant is placed under the skin behind the ear and has...

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cochlear Implants

Written by Silverstein Institute
Published: 26 May 2020

Hearing loss will impact many aspects of life such as the ability to communicate with others and enjoy the things you used to like watching movies and listening to music. Though hearing aids can often be a good solution, they offer only limited...

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Why Cochlear Implants Could be a Solution for Your Hearing Loss [Video]

Written by Silverstein Institute
Published: 16 Mar 2017

A cochlear implant is a small device surgically placed behind the ear that mimics the natural hearing function in those that are severely or profoundly hard of hearing. Cochlear Implants can even help those who have had limited benefit from regular...

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Cochlear Implants Saved my Life

Written by Silverstein Institute
Published: 09 Mar 2017

I was so blessed in life. I was very successful and earned a living in advertising sales. My job and life focused on listening to music, Broadway, dining and intelligent conversation. Suddenly, it was all gone.My hearing got so bad I was unable to...

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Hearing Loss and Implantable Hearing Devices

Written by Silverstein Institute
Published: 29 Sep 2014

Implantable Hearing DevicesWhen hearing aids are no longer strong enough to help patients hear, another option is implantable hearing devices. There are many difference kinds – ranging from bone conduction and bone anchored hearing devices to...

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