Cochlear Implants Explained – Dr. Shree Rao

Cochlear Implants Explained by Dr. Shree Rao | Complete Guide for Parents and Patients In this video, I, Dr. Shree Rao, leading Cochlear Implant Surgeon and Director of Dr. Rao’s ENT, explain everything you need to know about cochlear implants — how they work, what parts they include, and how they can help restore hearing. Whether you are a parent of a child with hearing loss, someone dealing with profound hearing impairment, or simply curious about this life-changing technology, this video offers a clear and simple explanation to help you understand it better. What You Will Learn Main Parts of a Cochlear Implant External Components (Worn outside the ear): Microphone – Captures sound from the environment Speech Processor – Converts sound into digital signals Transmitter Coil – Sends signals wirelessly to the implant Internal Components (Surgically implanted): Receiver and Stimulator – Receives signals and sends them to the electrodes Electrode Array – Inserted into the cochlea and stimulates the hearing nerve

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About Dr. Shree Rao

MBBS, MS (ENT)
Director & Head – Cochlear Implants, Dr. Rao’s ENT

ENT Doctor, Dr-Shree-Rao-Cuddapah

Dr. Shree Cuddapah Rao, an ENT (Ear-Nose-Throat) surgeon, is a leading expert in Otology and Cochlear implant surgeries. With 10 years of experience in medical and surgical ENT, she heads the Cochlear Implant team at Dr. Rao’s ENT, a renowned ENT superspecialty hospital in Hyderabad. Dr. Rao’s patient-first approach and positive outcomes have won the hearts of both patients and families. Her expertise includes specialized training in Rhinoplasty, Facial Plastic Surgery, Head and Neck surgery, and Thyroid surgeries. With over 200 successful cochlear implants performed for patients worldwide, she continues to expand her knowledge and skills through the Hyderabad ENT Research Foundation, contributing to medical education and training. Dr. Shree has received numerous awards and recognition throughout her academic and ENT practice career.