Cochlear Implants in 7-Month-Old Infants in Nicosia

Successful cochlear implants were performed on two 7-month-old infants at Nicosia General Hospital, according to OKYPY. This development demonstrates the center's leading role and investment in scientific progress.

The center is implementing the new international trend of moving the minimum implantation age from 9 to 6 months, offering early auditory experience to children, which is important for speech development and social integration.

The implementation of demanding operations requires a high level of organization, specialized expertise and modern infrastructure. The successful collaboration of otolaryngologists, anesthesiologists, audiologists, pediatricians, geneticists and nursing staff contributed to the success.

The Cochlear Implant Center continues to lead the way, offering hearing to young and old patients with scientific excellence and care.