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Cortina G et al. – The boy had profound bilateral hearing loss before transplantation, most likely due to ototoxic antibiotic medication and long–term furosemide use. A hearing aid was insufficient; therefore, a CI was performed 20 months after the transplantation and no complications occurred in the 24 months of follow–up. This is the first report of a successful CI in a child after kidney transplantation.

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