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Title: Special electrodes for demanding cochlear conditions.
Authors: Dhanasingh, Anandhan, Hochmair, Ingeborg
Source: Acta Oto-Laryngologica (Supplement). 2021 Supplement, Vol. 141, pS157-S177. 21p. 31 Color Photographs, 6 Black and White Photographs, 2 Diagrams, 1 Chart, 4 Graphs.
Subjects: Electrodes, Cochlear implants, Cochlea, Inner ear, Acoustic nerve, Product design, Acoustic neuroma
Abstract: Optimal matching of an electrode array to the cochlear anatomy plays a key role in bringing the best benefit of CI technology to the users. Even within the category of normal anatomy cochlea, the size variation is huge justifying MED-EL's FLEX electrode array to be available in five different lengths. Within the malformed inner-ear category the anatomical variation is huge, convincing MED-EL to custom-design the electrode array as per the request from the operating surgeons. Thanks to G. Bredberg, M. Beltrame, L. Sennaroglu, J. Gavilan, S. Plontke, T. Lenarz, J. M€uller, and few others for their valuable suggestions on unique electrode designs satisfying various needs. Translational research efforts at MED-EL in cooperation with CI surgeons from across the world led to the implantation of a variety of electrode array designs in patients with special cochlear needs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Optimal matching of an electrode array to the cochlear anatomy plays a key role in bringing the best benefit of CI technology to the users. Even within the category of normal anatomy cochlea, the size variation is huge justifying MED-EL's FLEX electrode array to be available in five different lengths. Within the malformed inner-ear category the anatomical variation is huge, convincing MED-EL to custom-design the electrode array as per the request from the operating surgeons. Thanks to G. Bredberg, M. Beltrame, L. Sennaroglu, J. Gavilan, S. Plontke, T. Lenarz, J. M€uller, and few others for their valuable suggestions on unique electrode designs satisfying various needs. Translational research efforts at MED-EL in cooperation with CI surgeons from across the world led to the implantation of a variety of electrode array designs in patients with special cochlear needs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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