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CI2021 Virtual: Cochlear Implants in Children and Adults

April 1, 2021
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CI2021 Cochlear Implants in Children and Adults will take virtually place April 28-May 1, 2021.

As part of the online course agenda, don’t miss our 90-minute symposium on April 28th 2:30-4pm ET to learn more about innovative new technologies and how Cochlear is advancing hearing care for our recipients.

Hear from:

  • Jan Janssen, Chief Technology Officer at Cochlear
  • Mia Visconti, Director, Connected Care Innovation at Cochlear Americas
  • David Kelsall, MD
  • Sarah Sydlowski, AuD
  • Aaron Moberly, MD
  • Regina Presley, AuD
  • Christine Menapace, Vice President, Clinical Affairs at Cochlear Americas

Once published, the presentation will be accessible for 30 days.

It’s not too late to listen: ACI Alliance website.

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Register Now for NYU’s 5th Annual Conference: Maximizing Performance in Cochlear Implant Recipients

October 8, 2019

Register for the NYU's 5th Annual Conference

Limited seats still available – register today to secure your spot!

We are proud to once again sponsor NYU Langone Medical Center’s Maximizing Performance in Cochlear Implant Recipients conference! This annual meeting of industry leaders, hosted by Dr. William Shapiro, offers a unique opportunity to learn, share and network while earning CEUs.

NYU Langone Medical Center

Maximizing Performance in Cochlear Implant Recipients – Programming Concepts

December 8 – 9, 2019
Please register early as space is limited!

This year’s conference will address topics related to routine and special programming issues and methods in pediatric and adult recipients. It will also present new and promising techniques to assist in programming, including objective measures. Special consideration will be given to the programming of bimodal, electro-acoustic and complex case studies. Format will include lectures, roundtable discussions, audience participation, and dedicated time for participants to visit manufacturer technology suites. Special emphasis will be placed on case studies submitted by attendees!

NYU Langone HealthLocation:
CUNY Graduate Center
365 Fifth Avenue (at 34th Street)
Concourse Level
New York, NY 10016

Remember – spots are limited, REGISTER NOW!

Please note there is a $150 registration fee.

Slim 20 electrode

Webinar: Understanding the Design and Rationale of Cochlear Nucleus Electrode Portfolio

August 18, 2020

By Wade Colburn, Biomedical Engineer and Product Manager – Implants, Cochlear America

Cochlear is proud to offer a broad range of electrodes designed with three principles in mind: preservation, performance and preference.  The portfolio has been tailored to allow for options for a range of patient anatomies and types of hearing loss.

While perimodiolar electrodes make up over 70% of Cochlear’s electrode sales due to data showing superior performance over lateral wall electrodes for traditional recipients, we are continuing to add to our portfolio.1-2 The Slim 20 Electrode is the newest addition to Cochlear’s electrode portfolio, designed for surgeons who prefer lateral wall electrodes and seek a 20 mm insertion to preserve apical structures.

Join us for a new 30-minute webinar, Understanding the Design and Rationale of Cochlear Nucleus Electrode Portfolio, to learn more about our electrode portfolio:

Course Details

Tuesday, August 25th at 12pm and 5pm ET

Webinar Host: Wade Colburn

Topics include:

  • New Data on Slim Modiolar Electrode
  • Introduction of the new Slim 20 Electrode
  • Considerations for electrode selection

Preservation, performance, preference

The webinar will address the rationale behind our expanding portfolio and its objectives while highlighting common use cases for our unique electrode offerings.

Here is a snapshot:

Slim Modiolar electrode

The Slim Modiolar’s thin, atraumatic design is constructed to fit the natural shape of the ear. This electrode is designed for consistent placement within scala tympani with close proximity to the modiolus to maximize performance.  All three surgical approaches can be used to get closer to the hearing nerve.3

 Slim Straight electrode

The Slim Straight Electrode if the thinnest lateral wall electrode on the market designed for easy insertions with variable full-length insertions up to 25 mm and atraumatic insertion.4

Contour Advance electrode

The Contour Advance Electrode is a robust, stylet-based perimodiolar array designed for focused stimulation close to the modiolus.

Watch the electrode portfolio webinar recording now!

About the author: Wade Colburn

Wade Colburn

Biomedical Engineer and Product Manager – Implants, Cochlear Americas

Wade Colburn is the Product Manager, Cochlear Implants at Cochlear Americas. Wade is responsible for managing product lifecycle and providing technical support to customers.  Wade is a biomedical engineer from North Carolina State University with extensive experience within otology prior to joining Cochlear.

References:

  1. Clinical Evaluation of the Cochlear Nucleus CI532 Cochlear Implants in Adults Investigator Meeting. 2019 Apr.
  2. Holder J, Yawn R, Nassiri A, Dwyer R, Rivas A, Labadie R, Gifford R. Matched Cohort Comparison Indicates Superiority of Precurved Electrode Arrays. Otology & Neurotology 2019; 40(():1160-1166. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31469799
  3. D1144282: Slim Modiolar (CI632) Physician’s Guide.
  4. FUN1142: Electrode Comparison.
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