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Through the Smart Hearing Alliance, Cochlear and ReSound are dedicated to supporting your patients throughout their hearing journey. Building on this shared commitment, ReSound is introducing ReSound Sensia™ Bimodal and […]
The human cochlea is a complex and delicate structure, where anatomical precision plays a critical role in cochlear implant outcomes. Electrode design is central to how effectively electrical stimulation interfaces […]
What you’ll learn: Modern cochlear implant systems that incorporate evidence-based frequency allocation approaches offer an important advantage: they provide a validated foundation while maintaining flexibility for individualized adjustments when clinically […]
What you’ll learn: The Foundation of Traditional Place-Frequency Functions This article provides evidence-based guidance on frequency allocation table (FAT) selection for traditional cochlear implant candidates with bilateral severe to profound […]
Learning Objectives Music and Cochlear Implants Take a moment to reflect on what music means to you. How does music enhance your enjoyment of life? What genre of music do […]
In Custom Sound Pro® Fitting Software (CSPro), a sound processor can be reset to remove all patient data and existing programs. During the reset process, the appropriate implant type must […]
The Cochlear™ + ReSound™ bimodal partnership continues to evolve, and we’re excited to share updated recommendations that deliver more sophisticated technology to your patients—at no additional cost. What’s Changed? We’re […]
The Cochlear™ Nucleus® Nexa® System features a smart implant system1* in which MAPs are securely written to both the connected sound processor and the implantꝉ when saved during a programming […]
The Cochlear™ Nucleus® Nexa® System stands alone as the world’s first and only smart cochlear implant system1,* because it uniquely integrates true intelligence into the architecture itself. The Cochlear Nucleus […]
What you’ll learn: Estimated reading time is 15 minutes. In this Q&A, Dr. René Gifford, Chief of Research and Audiology at Hearts for Hearing, offers an early look at the […]
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