Review of Audiometric Criteria in Treatment of Neurosensorial Deafness With Hearing Aids and Implantable Hearing Devices

Manrique, Manuel; Valdivieso, Adriano; Ruba, David; Gimeno-Vilar, Carlos; Montes‐Jovellar, Lourdes; Manrique, Raquel

doi:10.1016/s2173-5735(08)70183-2

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“…The active middle-ear implant is a device that aims to correct hearing loss by stimulating the middle ear. The basic components include a microphone, audio processor, battery, receptor and vibration transducer which attaches to the ossicular chain 13 . The transducer produces vibrational energy that vibrates the ossicular chain 14 .…”

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“…Mass loading of the ossicular chain may lead to residual hearing loss, the extent of which is directly related to the weight of the middle-ear implant and its location within the middle ear 16 , 17 . Finally, in addition to the above, implantation-related issues, some types of middle-ear implant may require restriction of the use of magnetic resonance imaging, electroconvulsive therapy or radiotherapy to the head 13 …”

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