UC Center Chosen To Study Auditory Brainstem Implants

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UC Center Chosen To Study Auditory Brainstem Implants

If a siren sounded but you were deaf, might you still be able to hear the sound?That is a challenge being addressed by Ravi Samy, MD, director of the Adult Cochlear Implant Program at th

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UC HealthNews : Findings: UC Center Chosen to Study Auditory Brainstem Implants

healthnews.uc.edu — “If a siren sounded but you were deaf, might you still be able to hear the sound? That is a challenge being addressed by Ravi Samy, MD, assistant professor of otolaryngology--head and neck surgery at UC and director of the Adult Cochlear Implant Program at the UC Neuroscience Institute's Functional Neuroscience Center.” View full resource at healthnews.uc.edu

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UC HealthNews : UC Center Chosen to Study Auditory Brainstem Implants

healthnews.uc.edu — “The UC Neuroscience Institute's Functional Neuroscience Center, a center devoted to people who have diseases and disorders related to hearing, swallowing, voice, taste and smell, was recently designated one of a select number of national Auditory Brainstem Centers by Cochlear Corporation.” View full resource at healthnews.uc.edu