2018
DOI: 10.1002/lio2.215
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The development of active middle ear implants: A historical perspective and clinical outcomes

Abstract: Objective (s)Energy emitting, active middle ear implants (aMEI) have taken more than two decades of research to reach technological sophistication, medical safety, and regulatory approval to become a powerful tool in treating sensorineural, conductive, and mixed hearing loss. The present review covers this era.Data SourceLiterature found from searching Pubmed (MEDLINE); EMBASE, SciSearch, German Medical Science Journals and Meetings, and The Cochrane Library; and published as of February 2017. Study bibliograp… Show more

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“…Patient satisfaction and performance of the Soundbridge have been high and consistent across centres, countries, and continents [22][23][24][25][26][27]. In general, patients who wear the device all day (up to 16 h), report a natural sound quality, high device satisfaction, and a better ability to understand speech, especially in noisy environments [21].…”
Section: Vibrant Soundbridge -The Devicementioning
confidence: 98%
“…Patient satisfaction and performance of the Soundbridge have been high and consistent across centres, countries, and continents [22][23][24][25][26][27]. In general, patients who wear the device all day (up to 16 h), report a natural sound quality, high device satisfaction, and a better ability to understand speech, especially in noisy environments [21].…”
Section: Vibrant Soundbridge -The Devicementioning
confidence: 98%
“…Kließ 2018-as közleményében [23] 60 publikációt elemző, szisztematikus kvantitatív analízis segítségével számol be a jelenleg is elérhető aktív középfül-implantátumokkal kapott eredményekről a biztonság, a hatékonyság (funkcionális erősítés, beszédértés-javulás) és a betegek személyes megelégedettsége tekintetében, és konklúzióként a VSB-implantációt emeli ki mint a leghatékonyabb, továbbá legmegbízhatóbb, széles körben alkalmazható rehabilitációs lehetőséget.…”
Section: Nemzetközi éS Saját Tapasztalatokunclassified
“…Azt tapasztaltuk, hogy az LP-C-vel való rögzítés jobb halláseredményhez vezetett (23,125 dBHL átlagos funkcionális erősítés, 23,75 dBHL beszédhallásküszöbjavulás és 47% átlagos beszédértés-javulás), mint az SP-C-vel rögzített FMT esetén (18,8 dBHL átlagos funkcionális erősítés, 13,5 dBHL beszédhallásküszöb-javulás és 45% átlagos beszédértés-javulás).…”
Section: Nemzetközi éS Saját Tapasztalatokunclassified
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“…AMEIs have been reported to have better sound quality than conventional HAs [ 6 ], and since they bypass the external ear canal, they can be the right solution for patients with chronic external otitis [ 2 ]. In clinical practice, some partially implantable devices can be used for the rehabilitation of hearing loss: Vibrant Soundbridge (VSB, Med-El, Insbruck, Austria); Middle Ear Transducer (MET, Otologics LLC, Boulder, CO, U.S.A. and recently Cochlear Ltd., Sydney, NSW, Australia); and Maxum Hearing Implant (Ototronix, Houston, TX, U.S.A.) [ 7 ]. In contrast to the VSB implant, which has been used in Poland since 2003 [ 8 – 12 ], the MET system is a relatively new solution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%