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Study found that unilateral cochlear implantation is likely to be safe and effective for adults and children, as well as being cost-effective, and that there are likely to be overall additional benefits from bilateral implantation, enabling children and adults to hold conversations more easily in social situations
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M Bond, S Mealing, R Anderson, J Elston, G Weiner, RS Taylor, M Hoyle, Z Liu, A Price & K Stein.
M Bond 1,*, S Mealing 1, R Anderson 1, J Elston 1, G Weiner 2, RS Taylor 1, M Hoyle 1, Z Liu 1, A Price 3, K Stein 1
1 Peninsula Technology Assessment Group (PenTAG), Peninsula Medical School, Universities of Exeter and Plymouth, , UK
2 Royal Devon and Exeter Foundation NHS Trust, , UK
3 Wessex Institute for Health Research and Development (WIHRD), University of Southampton, , UK
* Corresponding author Email: mary.bond@pms.ac.uk
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