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After the implant operation I am left with good hearing but a balance problem which I only feel when moving.It`s the connection to the eyes which are part of the balance system . I`m 81 and we went to the beach yesterday . I am quite wobbly and need a walking stick but the beach scene was lovely and I felt as if I was in a French Impressionist painting . My eyes focus a little slower but the world still looks beautiful . My continual balance problem is a bit rare after an implant . If I keep still I`m fine .
When I was working in a neurophysiology lab in the 90's, I'd hear "Cochlear implants are promising, but they really don't know if they'll work." It's great to see them being a routine, successful treatement!
Hello, thanks for the video. I don't understand what I am saying but. I am living in Ethiopia. my so is 5 he was hearing loss both side of ear at 3 years old. Doctor pleas helping my son if you can.
Excellent case presentation and discussion. I am very glad that I had the opportunity to view this. I wish some pathology slides were shown, like the myocardial biopsy.
Ok, so this vid is over 11 years old. Has the technology improved in these years to product better, clearly, less "raspy" sound from the implants? I understand that at the time of this video (I think) the implant has 12 or 24 "channels", which of course cannot process all the frequencies a normal ear can hear. So now, in this era, do implants now have more channels or other technology to allow the person to hear more naturally?
Someone else commented, though not in a technical way, that the quality has improved by a lot since then. I do wonder what the underlying changes are that have improved it!
I lost 85-90% hearing in my left ear to Meniere's at 66. I dont know if hearing aids will help yet, there are so many options out there. A cochlear implant may be a possibility
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Have you tried herbs? I just finished using the herbal medicine which I ordered from Dr Liam ogbebor herbal centre on RU-vid and finally I've been totally cured from tinnitus
Hi, I have Cochlear Implants as well. I am 8 and I was born deaf and my parents gave me hearing aids and I could hear just a little bit. But after a year or so they gave me cochlear implants understanding that hearing aids weren't enough. I like cochlear implants because they gave me the power of hearing so that I could understand more of the world. But I still struggle with understanding where the sound is coming from.
I wish Mr Stillman would make an adaptation of Mansfield Park! I love the fact that Audrey is virtuous, shy and kind, but never presented as boring or less interesting because of it.
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Much work is needed to be done. It might give hope for people with hearing loss, but the sound doesn't sound harmonical. We the people should push governments and influencers to fund much more on health research
