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The care team at the Listening Center includes cochlear implant surgeons, audiologists, education specialists and speech-language pathologists who work together to reach the same goal: to bring meaningful sound to the lives of individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Cochlear implants are small electronic devices that amplify and reintroduce the sound signal by bypassing the impaired inner ear structures, directly exciting the nerve of hearing. Electrical contacts placed within the cochlea send signals to the hearing nerve. These signals form a code based in those features of speech that are critical to word understanding in normal listeners.
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