171 devices · GMDN 62209
A bone-conduction hearing implant system sound processor and vibrator is an external electronic device designed to assist individuals with hearing loss. It captures environmental sound and transforms it into mechanical vibrations, which are then delivered to the inner ear through the skull bone to bypass obstructions in the outer or middle ear.
These systems function by connecting to an implanted component through a physical abutment or magnetic coupling to ensure effective vibration transfer. Users should note that these devices often include specialized microphones and signal processing hardware, and they may be used alongside various retention accessories to maintain proper positioning against the head.
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