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Cochlear™ Nucleus® Implant electrode array design is a widely debated topic when it comes to performance and patient outcomes. This Science Spotlight focuses on a study out of Columbia University […]
Through partnership with thought leaders across North America, Cochlear is excited to share the updated white paper, “2024 Clinical Recommendations for the Treatment of Unilateral Hearing Loss/Single-Sided Deafness with Cochlear […]
Pitch matching between ears is an important aspect of our auditory system, enhancing our ability to interact with and interpret our environment effectively.¹ In the realm of cochlear implants, this […]
Confirmation of electrode placement during cochlear implantation has become a routine standard of care. The current gold standard solution of intraoperative imaging (e.g. X-ray or Fluoroscopy) can add time and […]
When your patients receive their cochlear implant, there is often much excitement and anticipation regarding the activation day. As surgical techniques and cochlear implant technology improves, we are hearing from […]
Ensuring proper electrode placement is crucial for achieving optimal hearing outcomes following cochlear implantation. As intraoperative diagnostics advance, their benefits across various aspects of the procedure become increasingly evident. This […]
What is Electric-Acoustic Stimulation (EAS)? Electric-acoustic stimulation (EAS) is a system that utilizes viable postoperative low-frequency hearing thresholds in combination with electrical stimulation for cochlear implant patients. EAS systems are underutilized […]
Think of the last time you had a patient come in for their activation, and as soon as they sat down, their loved one immediately pulled out their phone to […]
Intraoperative testing using tools such as Nucleus® SmartNav may provide surgeons and audiologists valuable real-time insights regarding the surgery, device function, and neural response to stimulation. The operating room (OR) […]
What is pulse width? Each stimulation pulse delivered by the implant consists of two phases that have an equal negative and positive charge phase separated by a smaller interphase gap. […]
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