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July 7, 2015The Laryngoscope148 citationsOpen Access

United States multicenter clinical trial of the cochlear nucleus hybrid implant system

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JRJ. Thomas RolandNYU Langone HealthBGBruce J. GantzUniversity of Iowa Hospitals and ClinicsSWSusan B. WaltzmanNew York University

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The Nucleus Hybrid System provides significant improvements in speech intelligibility in quiet and noise for individuals with severe high-frequency loss and some low-frequency hearing. This device expands indications to hearing-impaired individuals who perform poorly with amplification due to bilateral high-frequency hearing loss and who previously were not implant candidates.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dcd2b25f91138675359a07https://doi.org/10.1002/lary.25451
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