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 […]
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) […]
Why are we talking about impedances? As cochlear implant audiologists, the concept of impedances is integral to our clinical lexicon. Due to the growing interest in a more in-depth understanding […]
To stay connected with not only our internal Cochlear team but also our amazing partners, I am starting a quarterly ‘Message from the President’ to reflect on all our achievements […]
Patients can choose to have their Cochlear Nucleus® or Kanso® Sound Processor upgrade shipped Ready-to-Wear so they can wear it right out of the box.
The number of cochlear implant (CI) candidates continues to grow due to expanding indications and an aging population. However, despite all the advancements in this field, the protocol and care […]
Whether you are new to working with Cochlear or have been a Cochlear professional partner for years, this document is for you. Each year, we share our Connected Care and […]
Welcome to Cochlear™ Quick Tips. The purpose behind Quick Tips is to give you “bite-sized” information that you can use when working with our products. Have you had a question […]
Morphometric Analysis and Linear Measurements of the Scala Tympani and Implications in Cochlear Implant Electrodes1 Fujiwara RJT, Ishiyama G, Lopez IA, Ishiyama A. Research tells us that placement of an […]
Looking to start conversations with your patients on how to gain access to updated sound processor technology? Read more from these clinicians: Upgrade benefits and advancements in cochlear implant sound […]
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