Intracochlear factors affect the auditory brainstem response to intracochlear electrical stimulation in cat [Abstract]
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Araki, Susumu; Kawano, Atsushi; Seldon, Lee; Clark, Graeme M.Date
1996Source Title
Cochlear implant and related sciences update : 1st Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences, Kyoto, April 3-5, 1996Publisher
KargerUniversity of Melbourne Author/s
Clark, GraemeMetadata
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Araki, S., Kawano, A., Seldon, L., & Clark, G. M. (1996). Intracochlear factors affect the auditory brainstem response to intracochlear electrical stimulation in cat [Abstract]. In Cochlear implant and related sciences update : 1st Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences, Kyoto, April 3-5, 1996, Kyoto, Japan.Access Status
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Series: Advances in oto-rhino-laryngology ; vol. 52
Abstract
Cochlear implants are one treatment for children who are born deaf or become deaf before acquiring language. It is hypothesized that several factors within the cochlea may influence the performance of an implantee. Such factors could include the number and distribution of surviving spiral ganglion cells and the presence of fibrous tissue and/or new bone growth.
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cochlear implants; paediatric otology; spiral ganglionExport Reference in RIS Format
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