Development of a Cochlear Implantation Program in Malawi: Audiometric and Speech Perception Results From a Series of Implantees

These results demonstrate that the CI program of Malawi can effectively treat severe-to-profound HL in postlingual children. However, several challenges remain for the expansion of this program.

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Otolaryngology
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ohn.1112
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2
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Hearing Loss and Rehabilitation
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Development of a Cochlear Implantation Program in Malawi: Audiometric and Speech Perception Results From a Series of Implantees

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Development of a Cochlear Implantation Program in Malawi: Audiometric and Speech Perception Results From a Series of Implantees

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Abstract

These results demonstrate that the CI program of Malawi can effectively treat severe-to-profound HL in postlingual children. However, several challenges remain for the expansion of this program.

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