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Implants: Cochlear
Implants
ELECTRICAL PROMONTORY TESTING - 1974
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $125.00
D.E. Brackman, MD
Shows basic principle of recording the minute
electrical potentials that arise in the inner ear
and auditory nerve as a result of sound
stimulation. Also discusses stimulation of the
auditory nerve as a test for auditory nerve
survival in deaf patients.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057USA
SURGICAL ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN COCHLEAR NUCLEUS:
AN AID TO PROPER ELECTRODE PLACEMENT AT
SURGERY-1991
Video Tape, 12 minutes, $90.00
J.Fayad, MD; A. Gadre, MD; W. Hitselberger, MD
Dissected specimens and artist's renditions are
used to demonstrate the surgical anatomy of the
human cochlear nucleus. Use of pertinent landmarks
for proper placement of the auditory brainstem
implant (ABI) electrodes are demonstrated in the
laboratory and at surgery. The postoperative
audiologic testing procedure and subjective
impressions of one ABI patient are included in this
tape.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE AUDIOMETRY BRAINSTEM IMPLANT
PROGRAM-1984
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $90.00
J. McElveen, MD; L. terr, Ph.D.; P. Mobley,
MSEE
Bilaterally deafened patients with
discontinuities of the eighth nerve due to tumors
cannot benefit from the cochlear implant. To aid
these patients, the House Ear Institute is
developing a device to be placed directly on the
brainstem to provide sounds similar to cochlear
implant. This videotape provides an overview of the
project from the surgeon's, audiologist's,
engineer's and patient's point of view.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE ELECTRONIC EAR PROJECT-1974
Video Tape, 53 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD; J.C. Urbas, P.E.
The early work with the cochlear implant at the
House Ear Institute is highlighted in this
tape.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
COCHLEAR IMPLANT: SO ALL MAY HEAR-1974
Video Tape, 14 minutes, $90.00
W.F. House, MD
Brief introduction to cochlear implant through
case study of one man who hears again.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE CARE AND CLEANING OF OTOLOGIC
INSTRUMENTS-1974
Video Tape, 22 minutes, $90.00
B. Corliss, RN; J.L. Sheehy, MD
This film reviews the cleaning, oiling, and
assembling of various drills, and the cleaning of
fragile alligator-type instruments used in otologic
surgery.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
GLOMUS TUMORS OF THE TEMPORAL BONE-1972
Video Tape, 51 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD; D.E. Brackmann, MD; M.E. Glasscock,
III MD
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ORIGINALITY AND SUCCESS IN SCIENCE AND ART (PART
1)-1972
Video Tape, 45 minutes, $125.00
Nobel prize recipient Dr. von Bekesey compares
the development of art and science and demonstrates
that "excellence" is essential for the advancement
of each.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
ORIGINALLITY AND SUCCESS IN SCIENCE AND ART
(PART 2)-1972
Video Tape, 29 minutes, $90.00
G. von Bekessey, MD
The conclusion of Dr. von Bekesey's lecture on
changes in art and science caused by poplution
increases and on a discussion of philosophical
ideas.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
3M/HOUSE COCHLEAR IMPLANT SURGERG-1988
Video Tape, 36 minutes, $125.00
W.M. Luxford, MD; A. De la Cruz, MD; P. Burgio,
Ph.D.
A step-by-step approach to the surgical anatomy
of the facial recess, round window niche, round
window membrane and variants. This program is
especially useful in depicting cochlear anatomy as
it relates to different types of implants.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
EVALUATING AND COUNSELING ADULT COCHLEAR IMPLANT
CANDIDATES-1987
Video Tape, 40 minutes, $125.00
W.M. Luxford, MD; M. Thielemeir, MA
The medical and audiological evaluations
required to select adult cochlear implant
candidates are shown here. Included are examples of
the patient counseling and education sessions
necessary to assure that the prospective patient's
expectations are realistic.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SOUND FOR LIFE: THE COCHLEAR IMPLANT-1986
Video Tape, 17 minutes, $30.00
W.F. House, MD
This overview of the children's cochleaar
implant program briefly explains the selection
process, surgical aspects, basic guidance, and
realistic rehabilitative expectations. Open
Captioned.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE FUTURE OF THE COCHLEAR IMPLANT-1985
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $30.00
W.F. House, MD
It is difficullt to take an experimental device
such as the cochlear implant and make it clinically
useful. Dr. House discusses his experiences in this
process and describes his hopes for the future.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE COCHLEAR IMPLANT: AN OVERVIEW-1984
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $90.00
W.F. House, MD; K.I. Berliner, Ph.D.
This overview of the cochlear implant program
describes the history of the implant, explains the
way the device operates, and discusses the guidance
an implant patient receives.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE COCHLEAR IMPLANT BASIC SURGICAL
PROCEDURE-1984
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $90.00
W.F. House, MD; W.M. Luxford, MD
Several modifications have been made in the
cochlear implant surgical procedure. This videotape
of the entire procedure demonstrates these
modifications.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
COCHLEAR IMPLANT: REVISION SURGERY-1983
Video Tape, 35 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD
Early cochlear implant surgeries were designed
to accommodate advances in the technology of the
implanted devices and can be revised under local
anesthesia. This videotape shows the way wires of
the new device are grafted into the old.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SOUNDS OF HOPE: THE COCHLEAR IMPLANT-1975
Video Tape, 50 minutes, $125.00
W.F. House, MD
Many patients have used a single electrode
cochlear implant daily for periods varying from
months to several years. Dr. William House
discusses evaluation, placement, and the
rehabilitative measures used with these
patients.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE ELECTRONIC EAR PROJECT-1974
Video Tape, 53 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD; J.C. Urban, P.E.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
COCHLEAR IMPLANT: SO ALL MAY HEAR-1974
Video Tape, 14 minutes, $
W.F. House, MD
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
DEVELOPING LISTENING SKILLS AT HOME-1989
Video Tape, 16 minutes, $30.00
B. Murata, MS
Three families help their implanted children
learn to listen with cochlear implants. The
children's listening skills range from beginning to
advanced.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
A NEW BEGINNING: AUDITORY LEARNING WITH THE
COCHLEAR IMPLANT-1988
Video Tape, 20 minutes, $30.00
S. Rotfleisch, MA
This tape outlines appropriate goals and
demonstrates techniques for developing auditory
abilities in children who use the cochlear implant.
Differences between auditory capabilities with the
implant and with hearing aids are discussed.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
THE COCHLEAR IMPLANT: ONE ANSWER TO
DEAFNESS-1988
Video Tape, 15 minutes, $30.00
J.W. House, MD; C. Wild
Adult patients discuss their personal
experiences with a variety of cochlear implant
devices.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SOUND FOR LIFE: CASEY-1988
Video Tape, 8 minutes, $30.00
M. Mcginnis
This is the story of Casey, the first young
child in the United States to recieve a
multi-channel cochlear implant.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SOUND FOR LIFE: KATHERINE-1988
Video Tape, 8 minutes, $30.00
M. Mcginnis
Meet Katherine, who receives a cochlear implant
following meningitis and learns to hear again.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SOUND FOR LIFE: SHANE'S STORY-1988
Video Tape, 8 minutes, $30.00
F. Shutsky, MA
Follow Shane from the time of his audiological
testing, through surgery, and basic guidance for
his cochlear implant. Taped witout vocal sound to
simulate Shane's perceptions. Includes film
guide.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SOUND FOR LIFE: MATTHEW-1987
Video Tape, 8 minutes, $30.00
Sr. R. Siebert, MA
Matthew, who receives a cochlear implant
following meningitis uses total communication and
is now mainstreamed in a hearing kindergarten.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
WHEN A HEARING AID IS NOT ENOUGH-1987
Video Tape, 30 minutes, $30.00
PARENT-toPARENT series (part 4)
This comprehensive introduction to the cochlear
implant program in children includes medical and
eligibility procedures. Basic concerns of parents
and the auditory capabilities of cochlear implant
recipients are demonstrated through rehabilitative
sessions and in day-to-day use. Open Captioned.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SOUND FOR LIFE: CHANGES-1987 (UPDATE)
Video Tape, 17 minutes, $30.00
C. Hill Brown, MS
The speech-language pathologist evaluates seven
different children. Each has a unique background in
onset of deafness, length of auditory deprivation
and educational development. Open Captioned.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SOUND FOR LIFE: SUSAN-1986
Video Tape, 7 minutes, $30.00
L. Eisenberg, MA; C. Hill-Brown, MS
A fourteen-year-old girl deafened at seven from
meningitis, speaks candidly about her deafness and
the benefits of the cochlear implant. Open
Captioned.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
SOUND FOR LIFE: RORY-1986
Video Tape, 8 minutes, $30.00
C. Hill Brown, MS
Follow one child's experience with the cochlear
implant as his mother and speech-language
pathologist describe his performance. Open
Captioned.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
COCHLEAR IMPLANT: BASIC GUIDANCE-1983
Video Tape, 59 minutes, $125.00
L. Dal Soglio; C. Wild; N. Norton, MA; L.
Eisenberg, MA; K. Berliner, Ph.D.; M.Thielemeir,
MA
Documents the initial guidance and counseling
necessary for a typical adult after implantation.
It is helpful in depicting the types of equipment
used during the sessions as well as the techniques
that can be used in working with patients.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
COCHLEAR IMPLANT: EQUIPMENT AND
ADJUSTMENT-1983
Video Tape, 48 minutes, $125.00
M. Thielemeir, MA; R. Fravel, MEE
Six to eight weeks after cochlear implant
surgery, the patient is fitted with an external
stimulator unit. This program discusses the initial
calibrations on all instruments used in the
counseling sessions.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
TRACY-1981
Video Tape, 15 minutes, $30.00
Yansy Productions
A documentary of the first child to recieve the
cochlear implant.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
HIP TALK 1991
Video Tape, 35 minutes, $30.00
N. Blackwood
This talk-show format video encourages young
people to take care of their hearing. A panel of
music industry professionals moderated by Rock
correspondent, Nina Blackwook, discuss their own
experiences and answer questions from a teen
audience.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
UNDERSTANDING DEAFNESS: HEARING AND DEAF YOUTH:
FRIENDS OR FOES?
Video Tape, 25 minutes, $30.00
Young Adult Work Program Students 1991
Produced by the students in the institute's
summer work program, this tape deals with the
social issues among hearing and deaf teenagers.
Topics such as dating, school, friends and social
occasions are discussed by both hearing and deaf
teens.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
UNDERSTANDING DEAFNESS: FAMILY RELATIONS
Video Tape, 24 minutes, $30.00
Young Adult Work Program Students 1990
Produced by the students in the Institute's
summer work program, this tape discusses how
deafness affects the entire family. Parents and
their children are interviewed and share
experiences such as coping with siblings and the
distribution of attention.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
UNDERSTANDING DEAFNESS: DEAF YOUTH SPEAK OUT
Video Tape, 20 minutes, $30.00
Young Adult Work Program Students 1989
Produced by the students in the Institute's
summer work program, this tape was designed to
heighten the general public's awareness of their
knowledge (or lack thereof) of deafness. The young
adults respond to the issues of communication, the
workplace and marriage.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
UNDERSTANDING DEAFNESS: GROWING UP DEAF-1986
Video Tape, 12 minutes, $30.00
D. Atkins, Ph.D.
Eight young adults share their experiences about
growing up deaf, their dreams, and their ambitions
at that critical time in their lives when they must
make choices about their future. (The young adults
produced this videotape through their summer work
project at the institute). Open Captioned.
To order, please contact:
House Ear Institute
2100 West third Street, Fifth floor
Los Angeles, CA 90057 USA
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