288 devices · GMDN 58184
Cochlear implant/auditory brainstem implant coils are external components that connect sound processors to the internal implantable receiver-stimulator, enabling electrical signal transmission for hearing restoration in individuals with severe to profound deafness. These devices use magnetic coupling to link with the implanted system, facilitating the conversion of sound into electrical impulses that stimulate the auditory nerve or brainstem.
These coils are typically regulated as part of a larger hearing implant system, often requiring compliance with medical device standards for safety and performance. They are generally supplied as standalone accessories or as part of a pre-assembled kit, designed to interface specifically with compatible cochlear or auditory brainstem implant systems.
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