92 devices · GMDN 47373
A cochlear implant system electrode array assembly is an implantable medical device designed to restore partial hearing in individuals with severe to profound hearing loss. It consists of an electrode array surgically placed inside the cochlea and a receiver-stimulator implanted near the ear, which transmits electrical signals to stimulate auditory nerves.
These devices are typically regulated as implantable medical devices, often requiring premarket approval or clearance depending on the jurisdiction. They are generally supplied as part of a complete cochlear implant system and may include dedicated surgical tools for implantation.
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