32 devices · GMDN 30084
A partially-implantable middle ear implant system is a battery-operated device designed to assist individuals with hearing loss. It functions by capturing sound through an external microphone and converting those waves into vibrations that are delivered directly to the middle ear bones or the oval window to stimulate the auditory pathway.
These systems are intended for patients experiencing sensorineural hearing loss or impairments caused by obstructions in the outer or middle ear. Users should note that these devices consist of both external components and an implanted vibrator that works in tandem to transmit signals for improved sound perception.
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