DOI 10.1080/00016489.2026.2725513
Cochlear implantation in older adults: current routine and needs - a multi-centre scoping survey.
Аннотация
BACKGROUND
Research on the hearing implant journey in older adults is scarce.
AIMS/
OBJECTIVES
To conduct a multicenter scoping survey on the clinical routine in the treatment of hearing loss, specifically cochlear implantation, in older adults.
MATERIALS AND
METHODS
A survey comprising 39 questions on the treatment of hearing loss in older adults was sent to 20 cochlear implant clinics worldwide.
RESULTS
Most respondents referred to older adults in the context of cochlear implantation as adults aged 60 years or older with postlingual, mostly progressive hearing loss with different aetiologies. Preoperative assessment in older adults should go beyond standard audiometric tests, including cognitive screening and involving a multidisciplinary team. Significant others and social support play a key role in the rehabilitation process in older adult CI recipients and users.
CONCLUSIONS AND SIGNIFICANCE: A guideline for the management of cochlear implantation in older adults is needed.
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