Abstract
Cochlear implants are electronic devices introduced surgically into the inner ear that directly stimulate the auditory nerve in response to sound. They can benefit severely, profoundly, or totally hearing-impaired patients who derive little or no benefit from hearing aids. The implant consists of an external component and a surgically implanted internal component. The external portion includes a microphone, microprocessor-based speech processor, and radio-frequency transmitting coil (Fig. 1). The implanted portion houses a radio-frequency receiver coil, microprocessor-based stimulator, and multichannel electrode array (Fig. 2).
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | The Bionic Human: Health Promotion for People With Implanted Prosthetic Devices |
| Publisher | Humana Press |
| Pages | 379-403 |
| Number of pages | 25 |
| ISBN (Print) | 0896039595, 9780896039599 |
| DOIs | |
| State | Published - Dec 1 2006 |
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- Chemistry(all)
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Cochlear implants. / Eshraghi, Adrien; King, John E.; Hodges, Annelle V.; Balkany, Thomas J.
The Bionic Human: Health Promotion for People With Implanted Prosthetic Devices. Humana Press, 2006. p. 379-403.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
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AU - Eshraghi, Adrien
AU - King, John E.
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AU - Balkany, Thomas J.
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N2 - Cochlear implants are electronic devices introduced surgically into the inner ear that directly stimulate the auditory nerve in response to sound. They can benefit severely, profoundly, or totally hearing-impaired patients who derive little or no benefit from hearing aids. The implant consists of an external component and a surgically implanted internal component. The external portion includes a microphone, microprocessor-based speech processor, and radio-frequency transmitting coil (Fig. 1). The implanted portion houses a radio-frequency receiver coil, microprocessor-based stimulator, and multichannel electrode array (Fig. 2).
AB - Cochlear implants are electronic devices introduced surgically into the inner ear that directly stimulate the auditory nerve in response to sound. They can benefit severely, profoundly, or totally hearing-impaired patients who derive little or no benefit from hearing aids. The implant consists of an external component and a surgically implanted internal component. The external portion includes a microphone, microprocessor-based speech processor, and radio-frequency transmitting coil (Fig. 1). The implanted portion houses a radio-frequency receiver coil, microprocessor-based stimulator, and multichannel electrode array (Fig. 2).
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