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cochlear implant
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cochlear implant [¦kō·klē·ər ′im‚plant]
(neuroscience)
A sensory prosthesis that restores some hearing to deaf people by electrically stimulating the auditory nerve.
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The two hearing aids, which were purchased at a cost of BD22,000, were presented by the Shamil Bank deputy chief executive, Ahmed Abdul Rahim, to the Bahraini Society for Cochlear Implantation and Hearing Impairment president Dr Ahmed Jamal.
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