Cochlear implantation:A biomechanical prosthesis for hearing loss

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Cochlear implants are a medical prosthesis used to treat sensorineural deafness, and one of the greatest advances in modern medicine. The following article is an overview of cochlear implant technology. The history of cochlear implantation and the development of modern implant technology will be discussed, as well as current surgical techniques. Research regarding expansion of candidacy, hearing preservation cochlear implantation, and implantation for unilateral deafness are described. Lastly, innovative technology is discussed, including the hybrid cochlear implant and the totally implantable cochlear implant.

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Yawn, R., Hunter, J. B., Sweeney, A. D., & Bennett, M. L. (2015). Cochlear implantation:A biomechanical prosthesis for hearing loss. F1000Prime Reports, 7. https://doi.org/10.12703/P7-45

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