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Cuban Deaf-Blind Children Regain Hearing - Prensa Latina
Nearly 20 Cuban deaf and blind children have heard sounds again thanks to the implant of an electronic device, a modern technology revolutionizing the world of profound neuro-sensorial auditory deficiency.
The patients received the benefits of Cuban medicine at La Pradera International Health Center in Havana.
Three years ago, medical authorities carried out a study to determine the number of children suffering from the disease and the appropriate treatments to improve their quality of life, said Nimia Perez, expert on the teaching of children with hearing problems.
The result was this implant for profoundly deaf children, who have not solved their problems through the conventional prosthesis, a technique usually applied in patients under 14 years old.
Experts consider this technology has revolutionized the world in the last 20 years and has become an essential aid for the treatment of some types of deafness.
The device turns sounds and speaking signs into electric signals and thus partially restore or installs the hearing perception.
Nearly 20 Cuban deaf and blind children have heard sounds again thanks to the implant of an electronic device, a modern technology revolutionizing the world of profound neuro-sensorial auditory deficiency.
The patients received the benefits of Cuban medicine at La Pradera International Health Center in Havana.
Three years ago, medical authorities carried out a study to determine the number of children suffering from the disease and the appropriate treatments to improve their quality of life, said Nimia Perez, expert on the teaching of children with hearing problems.
The result was this implant for profoundly deaf children, who have not solved their problems through the conventional prosthesis, a technique usually applied in patients under 14 years old.
Experts consider this technology has revolutionized the world in the last 20 years and has become an essential aid for the treatment of some types of deafness.
The device turns sounds and speaking signs into electric signals and thus partially restore or installs the hearing perception.
