206 devices · GMDN 58186
Cochlear implant/auditory brainstem implant coil cables are flexible, insulated electrical conductors that connect the sound processor to the external coil in hearing implant systems. They transmit audio signals wirelessly from the processor to the coil, enabling sound processing for individuals with severe to profound hearing loss or specific auditory nerve disorders.
These cables are typically classified as medical devices and regulated under strict standards to ensure safety and performance. They are usually supplied as part of a complete implant system, though some may be sold separately for replacement or upgrade purposes, depending on the manufacturer’s design and jurisdiction-specific requirements.
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