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Candidacy criteria for paediatric bilateral cochlear implantation in the United Kingdom

Deborah Vickers, Quentin Summerfield, Rosemary Lovett

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In the United Kingdom, children are considered candidates for bilateral implantation if their unaided pure tone thresholds exceed 90 dBHL at 2 and 4 kHz (National Institute for Health and Care Exce...

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In the United Kingdom, children are considered candidates for bilateral implantation if their unaided pure tone thresholds exceed 90 dBHL at 2 and 4 kHz (National Institute for Health and Care Exce...

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In the United Kingdom, children are considered candidates for bilateral implantation if their unaided pure tone thresholds exceed 90 dBHL at 2 and 4 kHz (National Institute for Health and Care Exce...

Key concepts: Candidacy, Cochlear implantation, Audiology, Medicine, Cochlear implant, Political science, Law, Politics

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