The assembly of Ni2+-actin: some peculiarities |
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Authors: | I DalleDonne A Milzani C Ciapparelli M Comazzi MR Gioria R Colombo |
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Affiliation: | Department of Applied Science, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, USA. loizou@ualr.edu |
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Abstract: | Cochlear implants have been very successful in restoring partial hearing to profoundly deaf people. Many individuals with implants are now able to communicate and understand speech without lip-reading, and some are able to talk over the phone. Children with implants can develop spoken-language skills and attend normal schools (i.e., schools with normal-hearing children). The greatest benefits with cochlear implantation have occurred in patients who (1) acquired speech and language before their hearing loss, and (2) have shorter duration of deafness. Gradual, but steady, improvements in speech production and speech perception have also occurred in prelingually deafened adults or children. |
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