Cochlear implant and related sciences update : 1st Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences, Kyoto, April 3-5, 1996
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Cochlear implant and related sciences update : 1st Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implant and Related Sciences, Kyoto, April 3-5, 1996
（Advances in oto-rhino-laryngology, vol. 52）
Karger, 1997
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Description
With a total of more than 10,000 operated patients worldwide, the implantation of cochlear devices has become the most effective technique in the treatment and rehabilitation of individuals with sensorineural hearing loss. The number of cochlear implant users, notably in Asian countries, is expected to grow significantly within the next few years. For this reason, more than 250 of the most experienced clinicians and researchers from 22 different countries gathered in Kyoto convey the latest knowledge on every aspect of this forward-looking discipline.The topics discussed in this volume range from basic sciences, anatomy and pathology to coding strategies, surgical techniques as well as pre- and postoperative complications. In a special section, the reader will find inspiring contributions on pediatric cochlear implantation. Particular emphasis is put on the comparison and evaluation of the various devices and on how different languages influence the performance of these implants. This publication will be an important source of information for anybody who is involved in the field of cochlear implantation.
Table of Contents
- Basic sciences: Neurotrophin action in the cochlea - implications for cochlear implants, J.S. Schindler, R.A. Schindler
- Neuromagnetic approach to human auditory cortical functions with emphasis on subjects with cochlear implants, R. Hari
- Central auditory processing of speech in cochlear implant users demonstrated by positron emission tomography, Y. Naito et al
- Auditory cortical activity in cochlear implantees before and after sound stimulation using position emission tomography, C.S. Kim et al
- Electrically evoked auditory brainstem response and Fos-immunoreactivity in kanamycin-deafened rats, K. Fujii et al
- Is age at cochlear implantation in children important? a 2-deoxyglucose study in cats, H.L. Seldon et al
- Effects of chronic electrical stimulation on cochlear nuclear neuron size in deaf kittens, A. Kawano et al
- Recordings of extracochlearly and electrically stimulated evoked potentials in rats, H. Edamatsu et al
- Intracochlear factors affect the auditory brainstem response to intracochlear electrical stimulation in the cat, S. Araki et al
- Electrically evoked potentials of the auditory pathway, M. Ishikawa et al
- Acute and chronic effects of electrical intracochlear multichannel high rate stimulation on the auditory brainstem response in neonatally deafened kittens, G. Reuter et al. Anatomy and pathology: Congenital deformities of the inner ear - classification and aspects regarding cochlear implant surgery, N. Marangos
- Dimensions of the temporal bone in small children in relation to the cochlear implant - an analysis of CT scans, K.F. Mack et al
- Temporal bone pathology of a patient with achlear implant, Y. Nakai et al
- Cochlea endoscopy in vivo, W. Baumgartner et al
- Cochlear implants - patient selection and preoperative assessment, P. Montandon, M. Pelizzone
- Prognostic indicators of speech recognition performance in postlinguistically deafened adult cochlear implant users, D. Shipp et al
- Importance of age in the selection of congenitally age children for cochlear implant surgery, W.P.R. Gibson et al
- Electrically evoked auditory brainstem response, K. Yamamoto et al
- Selection of implant candidates in deafened children, Y. Takahashi et al
- Cochlear implantation in a blind and deaf patient, E. Kawasaki et al
- Electrically evoked auditory brainstem responses in cochlear implant patients, L.-S. Kim
- Three-dimensional imaging of the temporal bone using helical CT in cochlear implant patients, T. Himi et al. (Part contents).
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