2015
DOI: 10.14639/0392-100x-617
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Ruolo della stimolazione bimodale nello sviluppo delle abilità percettivo-uditive nei bambini con impianto cocleare monolaterale

Abstract: Il presente studio prospettico randomizzato ha lo scopo di valutare le differenze che emergono tra una stimolazione bimodale e una elettrica monolaterale nei bambini sordi, in particolare in termini di sviluppo delle abilità percettivo-uditive. Sono stati arruolati 39 bambini di età compresa tra i 12 e 36 mesi di vita, affetti da ipoacusia neurosensoriale bilaterale severo-profonda con residui uditivi in almeno un orecchio. Tutti i pazienti sono stati sottoposti a impianto cocleare monolaterale: 21 di questi i… Show more

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“…2 Less information is given about bilateral cochlear implantation, other than in cases such as deaf-blind patients and in cases of deafness post meningitis, where there is a risk of cochlear ossification. 3 Astonishingly, stimulation of the other ear is not suggested to unilaterally implant recipients in standard clinical practice. 3 Not stimulating with a hearing aid on the other side may be because of child rejecting it given the limited considerable benefits in comparison to the implanted side or considers it unnecessary after cochlear implant surgery; eventually, the less availability of scientific corroboration about the effective benefit of bimodal stimulation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…2 Less information is given about bilateral cochlear implantation, other than in cases such as deaf-blind patients and in cases of deafness post meningitis, where there is a risk of cochlear ossification. 3 Astonishingly, stimulation of the other ear is not suggested to unilaterally implant recipients in standard clinical practice. 3 Not stimulating with a hearing aid on the other side may be because of child rejecting it given the limited considerable benefits in comparison to the implanted side or considers it unnecessary after cochlear implant surgery; eventually, the less availability of scientific corroboration about the effective benefit of bimodal stimulation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 Astonishingly, stimulation of the other ear is not suggested to unilaterally implant recipients in standard clinical practice. 3 Not stimulating with a hearing aid on the other side may be because of child rejecting it given the limited considerable benefits in comparison to the implanted side or considers it unnecessary after cochlear implant surgery; eventually, the less availability of scientific corroboration about the effective benefit of bimodal stimulation. This leads to the perception that unilateral CI is sufficient for appropriate perceptual-speech and language skills development.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%