Clinical Analysis of Cochlear Implantation
Abstract
from January 2020 to January 2022 and 100 were included in the two groups, and then the 100 patients were divided into unilateral
implantation group (n=45) and bilateral implantation group (n=55), to compare the Chinese rhyme recognition accuracy between
the two groups.Results:> 80% were less than the healthy group (P 80% between 50-80% was slightly higher than the unilateral
implantation group, and slightly lower at 0.05).Conclusion: The Chinese voice rhyme recognition ability has recovered after CI
implantation, but there is still a gap with the recognition ability of healthy listeners, and the implantation side has little impact on
the Chinese voice rhyme recognition ability.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v6i12.5055
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