Reliability of the Nucleus CI22 and CI24M Cochlear Implants

Lehnhardt, Monika; Wallenberg, Ernst L. von; Brinch, Johan M.

doi:10.1177/0003489400109s1205

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“…Transparency on device failure will also help manufacturers identify design features that may make their products more prone to failure and thus help them address such features to improve the quality of their product (Lehnhardt, von Wallenberg, & Brinch, 2000). The adoption of the European Consensus on cochlear implant failures is a first step towards providing the kind of information that users, clinicians and healthcare commissioners need to inform their decisionmaking in this rapidly advancing field.…”

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A Multicenter Study of Device Failure in European Cochlear Implant Centers

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A Multicenter Study of Device Failure in European Cochlear Implant Centers

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Cochlear Implant Complications

Tambyraja¹,

Gutman²,

Megerian³

2005

Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg

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To explore the suitability of the Manufacturer User Facility and Distributor Experience (MAUDE) database (which is maintained by the Food and Drug Administration and has a mandatory reporting requirement) for systemic analysis of cochlear implant complications and treatments and, in so doing, analyze trends in cochlear implant complications for 2 periods, 2002 and pre-1998. Data Sources: All events from 2002 and from before 1998 were considered. Events and action taken were categorized and tabulated. Data Synthesis: Because there was no null hypothesis, statistical analysis (2) was only used in comparing the 2 time frames. Conclusions: Structural limitations of the database, in addition to disparate reporting quality, made systematic analysis difficult. It was noted that spontaneous device failure accounted for the greatest single number of

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Spelman¹

2005

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Reliability of the Nucleus CI22 and CI24M Cochlear Implants

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A Multicenter Study of Device Failure in European Cochlear Implant Centers

A Multicenter Study of Device Failure in European Cochlear Implant Centers

Cochlear Implant Complications

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