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1004 related items for PubMed ID: 6814330

  • 41. Pediatric cochlear implantation in Taiwan: long-term communication outcomes.
    Wang NM, Huang TS, Wu CM, Kirk KI.
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  • 44. Speech and language development in a population of Swedish hearing-impaired pre-school children, a cross-sectional study.
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  • 48. Importance of auditory-verbal education and parents' participation after cochlear implantation of very young children.
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  • 52. [Speech perception test in Italian language for profoundly deaf children].
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