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Postoperative changes in telemetry measurements after cochlear implantation and its impact on early activation

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Astrid Wolf‐Magele, Johannes Schnabl, Stefan Edlinger, Stefan Marcel Pok, Philipp Schoerg, Georg Mathias Sprinzl

Clinical Otolaryngology

Abstract

Based on the results in this study, an earlier activation can be recommended. This will shorten the time the patient needs to wait following cochlear implantation, and rehabilitation can begin sooner.

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