Cochlear Implants for Young Children the Nottingham Approach to Assessment and Habilitation Edited by Barry McCormick & Sue Archbold
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TextPublication details: Chichester John Wiley and Sons Ltd 2008Edition: 2nd EditionDescription: 350 pages 153 x 229 x 25mm | 648gISBN: - 1861562187
- 617.882205920083 MCC A
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Preface. Contributors. Introduction and Overview of Current Trends in Paediatric Cochlear Implantation. Cochlear Implant Systems. A Paediatric cochlear Implant Programme, Current and Future Challenges. Assessing audiological Suitability of Cochlear Implants for Children Below The Age of 5 years. Medical and Surgical Aspects of Paediatric Cochlear Implantation. Electrophysiological and Objective Measures. Fitting and Programming The external System. Facilitating Progress After Cochlear Implantation, rehabilitation, Rationale and Practice. Using Video Analysis to Monitor progress in Young Cochlear Implant Users. Monitoring Progress, Aspects of speech and Language Therapy. Family Perspectives. Index.
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