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The aim of the study is to review the literature on use of music therapy in the rehabilitation of adult patients who are users of cochlear implants. The articles, the analysis of which is presented in this review of literature, have been searched in the PubMed publication database. Due to the small number of available publications, no time frame was set for the published ones. After the analysis of the searched papers and application of inclusion and exclusion criteria to them, 5 articles were subjected to detailed analysis. They concerned music therapy programmes for adult patients who are users of cochlear implants. The research work of the authors was based on the exercise of improving listening functions with the help of music sounds. The classes took different forms: individual and group, in a rehabilitation centre or at the patient’s home, using live music or sounds previously recorded and electronically processed. The results achieved in the conducted therapies indicate an improvement of basic listening functions: detection, discrimination, sound understanding and auditory memory, which proves the validity of using music in the rehabilitation of adult cochlear implant users.

Music therapy for adult cochlear implant users. Literature review.