Cochlear Implantation in Adults
Description
This book is the first to provide detailed practical guidance for therapists in speech and language therapy with cochlear implant patients. The book includes the basics of the cochlear implant as a technical device but also provides assistance in planning the entire therapy process. In addition, comprehensive therapy materials are available to aid in planning and conducting therapy.
Furthermore, interdisciplinary cooperation between surgeons, audiologists, and therapists is of great importance. Therefore, the book explores possibilities for constructive exchanges between these disciplines.
Due to the multifaceted view of the topic, this book is not only interesting for therapists but also for all individuals working with people with profound hearing impairments.
The basis of English translation of this book, originally in German, was facilitated by artificial intelligence. The content was later revised by the authors for accuracy.
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Wiebke Rötz, state-approved speech- and language therapist, audiotherapist (DSB) and speech and language therapist (B. Sc.), speech- and language therapist and audiotherapist at the Medical Faculty OWL, University of Bielefeld, Campus Mitte, Department of Otolaryngology, Lecturer in Audiology and Paedaudiology at the DAA School of Speech- and Language Therapy in Bielefeld.
Bodo Betram , qualified pedagogue for hearing-impaired children and adolescents, state-approved speech- and language therapist, former head of the Cochlear Implant Centre Hanover (CIC) and research assistant at the ENT clinic of MMH and worked at the Hearing Therapy Centre Potsdam (HTZ).
Content
Preface.- Basics about the cochlear implant (CI).- Needs of patients in the care process.- Variants of the therapy.- Preparation for the therapy.- Structure and contents of the therapy.- Exercise instructions and materials for auditory speech therapy.
