February 19, 2025Open Access

Active Osseointegrated Steady-State Implant System: Surgical and Clinical Performance

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These results confirmed the clinical safety, performance, and benefits of an innovative active transcutaneous bone conduction implant with a piezoelectric transducer design for patients with CHL, MHL, or SSD.

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