Factors associated with language ability at school age in congenitally deaf children given cochlear implants between two and four years of age

The Association for Technical aidsThis study was aimed at investigating the relationship between the age at cochlear implantation CI and language development using a set of Japanese language assessment test battery, consisting of communication skills testing, vocabulary testing, and syntax testing. Of the 638 hearing impaired children enrolled, 182 children 83 males and 99 females with CI were included in this study. They

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Developmental changes in monosyllable speech perception ability in pediatric cochlear implant users with congenital hearing loss

Akamatsu

Hirota

Ogata

et al. 2021

AUDIOLOGY JAPAN

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Factors associated with language ability at school age in congenitally deaf children given cochlear implants between two and four years of age

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Status of educational support for children with cochlear implant in a class for the hard-of-hearing

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Developmental changes in monosyllable speech perception ability in pediatric cochlear implant users with congenital hearing loss

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