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Permanent Restoration of Hearing
AORN Journal, 1967The surgery for the relief of deafness due to formed became fewer. Stapedectomy, i.e., the otosclerosis has come a long way. It is now removal of the stapes with the replacement of possible to help at least 90 per cent of patients the footplate by a graft of fat, vein, or Geldeafened as the result of otosclerosis.
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Hearing Restorative Devices and Dementia
Canadian Journal of Health Technologies, 2023This Horizon Scan summarizes the available information regarding hearing restorative devices for improving cognition or delaying disease progression for people living with dementia. Hearing loss is 1 of the largest modifiable risk factors for dementia. Evidence regarding the effectiveness of hearing devices to improve cognition in ...
Anusree Subramonian, Hannah Loshak
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Hearing Restoration in Tympanosclerosis
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1989At the annual meeting of the American Otological Society in Palm Beach, Fla, David F. Austin, MD, Austin Otologic Center, Chicago, reported on hearing restoration in ears with tympanosclerosis. Austin noted that although a third of patients with chronic ear disease exhibit tympanosclerosis, in less than 10% of these is the extent of involvement ...
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The restoration of hearing in neurofibromatosis type 2
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1995AbstractCentral electrical stimulation of the auditory pathway can allow hearing in patients sufferingfrom deafness localized in the auditory nerve. Developments in a multi-channel auditory brainstem implant based on the Nucleus Mini 22 Cochlear implant with transcutaneous signal transmission is discussed.
Laszig, Roland +2 more
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Restoring hearing with active hearing implants.
Biomedizinische Technik. Biomedical engineering, 2004Due to shortcomings of conventional hearing aid technology, such as unsatisfactory sound quality due to limited frequency range and undesired distortion, occlusion of the outer ear canal, and acoustic feedback with high amplification, but also psychological aspects of stigmatization, a significant of patients in need of hearing aids are actually not ...
Ph A, Federspil, P K, Plinkert
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Restoration of hearing by hearing aids
2005Aim of this report is to explain the current concept of hearing restoration using hearing aids. At present the main issues of conventional hearing aids are the relative benefits of analogue versus digital devices and different strategies for the improvement of hearing in noise. Implantable hearing aids provide a better sound quality and less distortion.
Leuwer, R, Müller, J
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