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Auditory evoked potentials test
Could I benefit from.cochlear implant and my Auditory evoked potentials test pic is attached above..plz look at in and suggestions plz
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Dear sir,
I would suggest have your BERA done again. This report is looking insufficient. For cochlear implantation, the benefit from hearing aids should be less than 60 % with speech sounds. And ofcourse, there should be no nerve abnormalities.
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Cochlear implants will be beneficial only if auditory nerve is functioning.
Only left ear is involved, so cochlear implant will be good option.
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