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- Showing the etiologies of hearing loss in the study population.
- Figure 2
- Box-plot graph showing the significantly A) lower pure tone average in post-cochlear implant (CI) group, B) lower speech reception threshold in post-CI group, and C) higher word recognition score (WRS) in post-cochlear implant group.
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- Table 1
- Summarizing intraoperative and postoperative complications of cochlear implantation (CI) (N=176).
Complications n (%) Intraoperative complications (n=11, 6%) Accidental exposure of the dura 3 (2) Bleeding 3 (2) Gusher 2 (1) Accidental exposure of the facial nerve 1 (0.5) Injury to external auditory canal 1 (0.5) Pain that required conversion to general anesthesia 1 (0.5) Major postoperative complications (n=3, 2%) Severe pain that needed CI explantation 1 (0.5) Device malfunctioning 2 (1) Minor postoperative complications (n=38, 18%) Vertigo 11 (6) Redness and pain at the implant site 8 (5) Facial twitching/paresis 7 (4) Dizziness and tinnitus 3 (2) Taste disturbance 2 (1)
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