Bone-anchored hearing aids in children and young adults: the Freeman Hospital experience

Jan 25

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Conclusion: The use of bone-anchored hearing aids and Softband results in significant improvements in quality of life for children and young adults with hearing impairment. There is significant under-utilisation of bone-anchored hearing aids in children with skull and congenital abnormalities, and we would advocate bone-anchored hearing aid implantation for these patients.

from the Journal of Laryngology and Otology

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