Most deaf infants born in the United States now will receive cochlear implants, which are put into the brain and connected to a receiver, and which allow them to acquire a facsimile of hearing and to use oral speech.
La mayoría de los niños sordos de EE.UU. ahora reciben implantes cocleares, colocados en el cerebro y conectados a un receptor, que permiten optar por un equivalente a la audición y desarrollar el habla.