Cochlear Implants by Richard S Tyler

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Aims to present a picture of what is known about profoundly deaf individuals, the neurophysiology of the hearing mechanism, and speech perception and production. The book also offers recommendations concerning aural-rehabilitation programmes utilizing recent technology.

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Cochlear Implants by Richard S Tyler

Now that the use of cochlear implants has become firmly established in the rehabilitation process, it is important for students, audiologists and speech-language pathologists to have a solid understanding of the underlying principles of cochlear implants. This understanding is critical if clinicians want to provide their clients with the best possible rehabilitation services. Dr. Tyler has assembled experts to present a comprehensive picture of what is known about profoundly deaf individuals, neurophysiology of the hearing mechanism, speech perception and production, recommendations for aural-rehabilitation programmes utilizing the latest technology and the electrophysiological and psychophysical bases of the auditory system. The focus is not on specific cochlear implants, but on the principles that affect the usefulness of any implant device and must be factored into an effective rehabilitation plan.
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ISBN 13 9781897635001
ISBN 10 1897635001
Title Cochlear Implants
Author Richard S Tyler
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Year published 1992-12-01
Number of pages 350
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.