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Imaging plasticity in cochlear implant patients

Giraud et al., 2002

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13559777666132818413
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Giraud A
Truy E
Frackowiak R
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Audiology and Neurotology

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Auditory re-afferentation by cochlear implants (CI) offers a unique opportunity to study directly from within the auditory modality plastic changes taking place at organisational levels up to the supra-or polymodal level. These plastic changes resulting from deafness …
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