The cochlear prosthesis: Bringing the world of sound to the deaf: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 76, No 7

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Advances in technology within the past few years have made possible cochlear prostheses that approximate normal auditory function more closely than ever before. On the basis of their experience, the authors describe the current capabilities and limitations of these devices, which are now undergoing clinical trials.

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