42 devices · GMDN 34180
An anchored bone-conduction hearing implant system is a surgically implanted device designed to restore hearing for people with conductive or mixed hearing loss. It works by converting sound into vibrations that travel through the skull directly to the inner ear, bypassing damaged outer or middle ear structures.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction. They require surgical implantation and are usually supplied as a complete, sterile assembly, including the external microphone and internal components.
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