MRI evaluation of the Osia® 2 hearing implant with OSI300 actuator: insights from a full-head cadaver model

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Beata Diosi; Fiona Anna Molnár; Zsófia Bere; Angéla Csomor; Imre Kaszas; Z Tóth; Bálint Posta; Antal Nógrádi; Zsigmond Tamás Kincses; László Rovó; Ádám Perényi

doi:10.1080/14670100.2025.2557111

October 14, 2025Cochlear Implants International

MRI evaluation of the Osia® 2 hearing implant with OSI300 actuator: insights from a full-head cadaver model

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MRI evaluation found significant artefacts influencing cranial structure visibility.
The OSI300 actuator significantly affected the visualization of cranial structures, complicating diagnosis.
Assessment utilized a full-head cadaver model to examine the implant’s MR imaging effects.
These findings highlight the need for careful MRI evaluations in patients with the OSI300 hearing implant.

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Evaluation measures the impact of image artefacts from the OSI300 implant on cranial structure visibility.

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Objectives Our study aimed to evaluate the impact of magnetic resonance (MR) image artefacts caused by the OSI300 implant system on the ability to visualize specific cranial structures.

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Diosi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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