Objectives and tasks of cochlear implantation

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At present, various hearing aids are used to improve the hearing perception of children and adults with various hearing impairments. However, not all devices can improve the effect of speech on auditory perception during use. Some hearing aids partially and partially affect the hearing of people who are unable to hear due to various technical, physiological and pathophysiological causes of various sensorineural deafness.

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