Is there a risk of implanting a cochlear implant?
There is a certain risk in any operation. At present, the technology of cochlear surgery is very mature. The preoperative doctor will carry out corresponding risk assessment to minimize the risk of surgery.
The first cochlear implant in the world is in1957Year, and China’s first case1997In the past years, both China and the world have had decades of surgical history. Therefore, cochlear surgery is already a very mature technology. From a clinical perspective, the success rate of cochlear surgery is very high.
For the implanter, success is not only the surgery itself, but also the language recovery after implantation. In order to obtain good language rehabilitation, this is closely related to the implant’s own lesions, pre-linguistic sputum, post-speaking sputum, and the presence or absence of formal speech rehabilitation training. I hope my answer can help you!
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