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Word and speech perception results of 103 cases with cochlear implants at Nagasaki University

Multi-handicapped children with hearing impairment scored less well than hearingimpaired only children. As their auditory performance was not always expressed in percentage form, their post-implant outcomes were only able to be evaluated subjectively. Almost all children with cochlear implants who participated in this study were shown to change their lifestyles, not just the hearing-impaired only, but also the multi-handicapped children. They were able to learn to hear, react better to dangerous situations, listen to the voices of parents and strengthen emotional relationships.