The scenario of researches regarding life experiences with cochlear implants: an integrative literature review

Cavalcante, Marília Vieira; Bittencourt, Ivanise Gomes de Souza; Vieira, Ana Carolina Santana; Carneiro, Jéssica do Nascimento; Teixeira, Larissa de Morais

doi:10.1590/1982-0216/202022115818

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“…For the perception of speech sounds to occur properly, the integrity of the peripheral and central auditory pathway is important, as the presence of alterations can cause losses in the processing of the information received 7 . The CI promotes important changes in the auditory restoration and in the users' well-being; however there is still a great variability in the performance of this population 8 .…”

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The influence of the bimodal stimulation on the auditory ability of temporal ordering

2020

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Objective: to analyze temporal ordering auditory ability in unilateral cochlear implant users with bimodal stimulation. Methods: the study included 15 unilateral cochlear implant users, six with bimodal stimulation and nine with exclusive cochlear implant and a control group consisting of 15 hearing individuals. Both groups underwent the standard duration and the standard frequency tests for temporal ordering auditory ability analysis. In the inferential analysis of the data, the nonparametric statistical tests Mann-Whitney and Kruskal-Wallis were used (p<0,05). Results: there was a significant difference in the performance of the standard frequency test, and subjects with bimodal stimulation presented a better performance than those with exclusive cochlear implants. The standard frequency test was associated with education and speech therapy. On the other hand, in the standard duration test, there was a relation with the implanted ear. The most frequent errors were discrimination for both temporal tests. Conclusion: bimodal stimulation, education and speech therapy influenced the performance of the frequency pattern test, while the implanted side influenced the performance of the duration pattern test.

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The influence of the bimodal stimulation on the auditory ability of temporal ordering

2020

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Impact of paediatric cochlear implantation on family life: a conceptual framework informed by parents

de Beer,

Bennett,

Eikelboom

et al. 2024

Disability and Rehabilitation

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Satisfaction and quality of life in cochlear implant users with long sensory deprivation

Ledesma,

Evangelista,

Alexandria

et al. 2023

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Purpose The aim of the study was to verify the level of satisfaction of CI users with long periods of hearing deprivation, highlighting the positive and negative aspects of the use of the device and their quality of life. Methods This is a analytical research, of the type observational cross-sectional study. The study was performed with 24 patients from a private Institute of Otorhinolaryngology. Three surveys were applied: Satisfaction with Amplification in Daily Life (SADL), International Outcome Inventory - Cochlear Implant (IOI - CI) to assess cochlear implant satisfaction and WHOQOL- bref to assess the quality of life. The results in the pre and post lingual groups were compared. Results The highest degree of satisfaction was reported with regard to personal image, positive effects, and how the users feel about their CI. The lowest degree of satisfaction was reported regarding the cost-benefit of the CI and the competitive noise. In the WHOQOL-bref assessment, the highest scores were found in physical, psychological and social relations domains. When comparing the results of the surveys, the pre and post-lingual groups showed no difference in relation to the achieved scores. Conclusion The participants had a high level of satisfaction with the use of cochlear implants. The longer the sensory deprivation time, the greater the degree of satisfaction with the device. The use of the CI electronic device reflects on the individual's quality of life.

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The scenario of researches regarding life experiences with cochlear implants: an integrative literature review

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

The influence of the bimodal stimulation on the auditory ability of temporal ordering

The influence of the bimodal stimulation on the auditory ability of temporal ordering

Impact of paediatric cochlear implantation on family life: a conceptual framework informed by parents

Satisfaction and quality of life in cochlear implant users with long sensory deprivation

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