Guessing they got to her cochlear and plant.

应该是发现她耳蜗和墓地。

So in 2003, I made the tough decision to have the cochlear implant.

所以在 2003 年，做出了一个艰难的决定，去植入人造耳蜗。

With a cochlear implant, computer chips do the job for the damaged hair cells.

有了人工耳蜗，电脑芯片就会代替受损的耳毛细胞。

She says these cochlear implants were a striking example of how engineering can improve the quality of life.

她说这些人工耳蜗是工程学能改善生活质量的突出例证。

With the cochlear implant, I can stream music from my iPod into my head without earbuds.

有了人工耳蜗，不需要戴耳机就能用 iPod 在脑子里播放音乐。

We were just talking to Rebecca Knill, who has a cochlear implant.

们刚刚采访了装有人工耳蜗的丽贝卡·尼尔 (Rebecca Knill)。

The cochlear rewires the brain to hear electronically.

人工耳蜗能再连接到大脑 让她能听得见。

With fewer cochlear cells relaying information, incoming sounds generate weaker nerve signals.

由于传递信息的耳蜗细胞较少，传入的声音会产生较弱的神经信号。

Even with the cochlear, listening would always require work.

即使有了人工耳蜗设备 她听的时候也要很行。

Loud noises, diseases, toxins, and even natural aging can damage your cochlear cells.

噪音、疾病、毒素，甚至自然老化都会损害您的耳蜗细胞。

And, as this diagram shows, successive musical tones are represented a few tens of hair cells apart along the cochlear surface.

另外，如图所示，连续的音调在耳蜗表面的表达位置相隔几十个毛细胞。

Like, when it comes to filtering sounds, a 2019 study found that it starts at the ventral cochlear nucleus, or vCN.

比如，2019年的一项研究发现，过滤声音的工作始于耳蜗腹侧核。

They use pacemakers, insulin pumps, contraceptives, devices to monitor health and disease, and cochlear implants for hearing.

他们使用心脏起搏器、胰岛素泵、避孕药、监测健康和疾病的设备，以及用于听觉的人工耳蜗。

(Laughter) With the cochlear implant, I can stream music from my iPod into my head without earbuds.

（笑声） 有了人工耳蜗，可以在没有耳塞的情况下将 iPod 中的音乐传输到的脑海中。

Even newer technology like hearing aids or cochlear implants don't work for all or even most Deaf people.

即使是助听器或人工耳蜗等较新的技术也并不适用于所有甚至大多数聋人。

Those electrical impulses travel from the organ of corti along the cochlear nerve and up the auditory pathway to the cerebral cortex.

这些电脉冲从皮质器官沿着耳蜗神经向上通过听觉通路到达大脑皮层。

For those who can't hear even with a device, they might have an operation to put in something called a cochlear implant.

对于那些即使使用设备也听不到声音的人，他们可能需要进行一项手术来植入一种称为人工耳蜗的植入物。

A majority of cochlear implant recipients still cannot pick up spoken language at a level comparable to a hearing person.

大多数人工耳蜗接受者仍然无法以与正常人相当的水平学习口语。

And this can be built for 40 times cheaper than a cochlear implant, which opens up this technology globally, even for the poorest countries.

而这项技术比耳蜗植入便宜40倍，它打开了全球技术市场， 甚至包括贫困国家。

ALSO, HEARING AIDS OR COCHLEAR IMPLANTS MIGHT BE USED TO HELP ENHANCE THE HEARING OF MEMBERS FROM THE COMMUNITY THAT CAN STILL HEAR.

此外，还可以使用助听器或人工耳蜗来帮助提高社区成员的听，使他们仍然可以听到。