Bilateral sequential cochlear implantation in the congenitally deaf child: evidence to support the concept of a 'critical age' after which the second ear is less likely to provide an adequate level of speech perception on its own. (Q39963755)
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| English | Bilateral sequential cochlear implantation in the congenitally deaf child: evidence to support the concept of a 'critical age' after which the second ear is less likely to provide an adequate level of speech perception on its own. |
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Bilateral sequential cochlear implantation in the congenitally deaf child: evidence to support the concept of a 'critical age' after which the second ear is less likely to provide an adequate level of speech perception on its own. (English)
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John Graham
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Debi Vickers
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Julie Eyles
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Julie Brinton
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Ghada Al Malky
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Wanda Aleksy
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Jane Martin
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Lise Henderson
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Deborah Mawman
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Philip Robinson
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Elizabeth Midgley
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Kate Hanvey
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Tracey Twomey
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Susan Johnson
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Zebunnisa Vanat
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Cath Broxholme
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Cecilia McAnallen
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Agnes Allen
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Monica Bray
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1 September 2009
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