Cochlear Implants - Surgical Treatments For Hearing Loss!

Damage to inner ear hearing cells or improper transmission of sound waves can cause hearing loss. A conductive hearing loss is caused by the latter. It can cause ear bone injury, scarring, or even fixation. This type of hearing loss is often treated with hearing aids, but many people are also candidates for Surgical Hearing Loss Treatments.

Surgical Correction of the Ossicles

Occasionally, the bones of the ear might become injured or fixed. This injury may be hereditary or caused by an illness or trauma. This impairment is repaired with stapedectomy and ossiculoplasty.

 

Bone Anchored Hearing Aid

Bone-anchored hearing aids (BAHA) vibrate the bone behind the ear to send sound waves to the inner ear. A specific processor linked to the implant, which is buried beneath the skin, can assist restore hearing. Patients who are deaf in one ear or can't use regular hearing aids can use them. The Baha Implant System is among the systems offered by the physicians and audiologists at Florida E.N.T. & Allergy.

 

Cochlear™ Baha® Implant System Hearing

If you have single-sided deafness, conductive or mixed hearing loss, the Baha® Bone Conduction System may help. You hear from airborne sound waves and bone vibrations in your brain. The Baha 5 System is the first bone conduction system with three head-worn sound processors. Cochlear offers tiny to powerful devices for a lifetime of better hearing.

 

Cochlear Implants

Cochlear implantation is a specialized operation in which an electrode is put into the cochlea to stimulate the auditory nerve. This technology will provide patients with access to voice and facilitate listening.

A Cochlear Implant may be the answer for you if you struggle to hear even with strong hearing aids and cannot comprehend what is being said.