Hörrehabilitation mittels implantierbarer Hörsysteme

Tisch, M.

doi:10.1007/s00106-008-1854-3

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“…Vollimplantierbare Hörgeräte können sogar beim Baden oder Schwimmen getragen werden. Da implantierbare Hörgeräte durch die zugrunde liegende Technik insbesondere Vorteile für die Versorgung hochtonbetonter Schwerhörigkeiten ab 3-5 kHz haben, wird für sie auch eine verbesserte Klangqualität und frequenzspezifische Hörrehabilitation proklamiert [1,2,3]. im Vergleich zu elektromagnetischen Systemen mit weniger Energie auskommen [1,2,5,8].…”

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Implantierbare Hörgeräte

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Beutner²,

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2011

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Strictly speaking, implantable hearing aids are technical systems that process audiological signals and convey these by direct mechanical stimulation of the ossicular chain or cochlea. They have certain benefits over conventional hearing aids in terms of wearing comfort and general acceptance. As current studies lack convincing audiological results, the indications for implantable hearing aids are primarily of medical or cosmetic nature. To date, three systems are available in Germany: Vibrant Soundbridge®, Carina®, and Esteem®. Because the performance of the different implantable and nonimplantable hearing systems together with various surgical procedures are currently undergoing major changes, audiological indications may also develop in the future.

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