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Chapter III Rehabilitation: Development of the Program and its Application

The information accumulated on C. G. was very encouraging. He was able to adapt to wearing the stimulator for 16 hours a day, seven days a week. This involved constant electrical stimulation and all available evidence indicated that no apparent damage had occurred. It was also clear that an important objective of the implant, namely, the acquisition of useful information from the environment, had been achieved in the case of C. G. With this promising result, it was decided in February 1973 to implant several more profoundly deaf individuals.