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Possibility of preserving different preoperative residual hearing, and in particular treatment of the classic partial deafness, posed a great clinical challenge to preserve the preoperative hearing and supplement it with the electric stimulation through the implant. It especially concerned cases when hearing in the low frequency range was normal or fully efficient and it was necessary only to supplement it electrically in the middle and high frequency range. Surgeries performed since 1997, which consisted in preservation of the preoperative residual hearing, showed a new direction of studies in world medicine. First in the 9 Prace poglądowe © Nowa Audiofonologia® 3(5), 2014: 9–16

New strategy of partial deafness treatment – 18 years of experience