State of Hearing Report highlights the physical, emotional and societal challenges of hearing loss Centennial, Colo. (May 1, 2019) — Three in four U.S. adults aged 65 years and older believe […]
Clinical History and Description Sam was born with bilateral atresia and microtia and was adopted at four years of age. His family history and previous audiological information are unknown. His […]
Before the first implantable Cochlear™ Baha® System was launched, one of the only solutions available to those that could not benefit from air conduction hearing aids was bone conductors fitted […]
By guest author: Anne Anthony Has this ever happened to you? You had a full day of clinic appointments performing a variety of professional services for patients. The claims for […]
The Cochlear™ Baha® 4 Sound Processor will become obsolete on March 31, 2019 in both the US and Canada. The Cochlear™ Nucleus® 5 Sound Processor will become obsolete on March […]
By guest author: Wade Colburn Cochlear introduced our first perimodiolar electrode array in 2000. Perimodiolar arrays reduce the distance to the modiolus to improve performance1,2 and allow for […]
By Skylar Mason Thanks to the Made for iPhone connectivity of the Cochlear™ Nucleus® 7 and Baha® 5 Sound Processors, staying connected is easier than ever. Your patients can stream […]
What is implant stability and why does it matter? By Shawn Enter Dating back to the 1950s, Swedish Professor P-I Branemark pioneered the study of titanium and its osseointegration qualities. […]
By guest author: William H. Shapiro, AuD, CCC-A – Lester S. Miller, Jr and Kathleen V. Miller Clinical Assistant Professor of Hearing Health, Clinical Associate Professor in Otolaryngology, Supervising Audiologist, […]
Guest author: Wade Colburn Of all the different factors in counseling your patient on a cochlear implant, the reliability of the implant is likely one factor that comes […]
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