Cochlear

This study is testing a new version of a fully implanted cochlear implant system. The device sits completely under the skin, with no external parts, to help adults with certain types of hearing loss. Researchers will test how well the device works and how participants rate their …

This study follows 19 adults with significant hearing loss who previously received a special cochlear implant. The implant slowly releases a medication (dexamethasone) to help reduce inflammation around the device. Researchers will track the participants' hearing, speech understa…

This study is testing an experimental inner ear implant designed to help adults with severe balance problems who haven't improved with standard treatments. The device, called BionicVEST2, is surgically placed behind the ear and sends signals to the balance nerve. Researchers will…

This study is testing how safe and helpful a cochlear implant is for children and adults who are deaf in one ear but have normal hearing in the other. Researchers want to see if the implant helps people understand speech in noisy places and improves their ability to tell where so…

This study is testing whether a new sound processor works as well as the current one for people with NeuroZti cochlear implants. Researchers want to know if the new processor helps people understand speech better and if users prefer it. About 20 adults with these specific implant…

This study is testing a new type of cochlear implant that is completely hidden under the skin, with no external parts. It aims to help adults with significant hearing loss by picking up sound through an internal microphone. Researchers will check how well the device works, how sa…

This study is testing new computer programs designed to improve how cochlear implants process sound. Researchers want to see if these new programs help adult implant users understand speech better, especially in noisy places like restaurants. The study will compare the new softwa…

This study is testing new wireless streaming technology for cochlear implants. Researchers want to see if this technology helps experienced adult users hear speech better in noisy environments, like classrooms. Participants will try the new wireless accessories at home and report…

This study is testing a new, surgically implanted device designed to reduce the loudness of severe, chronic tinnitus (ringing in the ears). The device, placed behind the ear, sends electrical signals to the hearing nerve. Researchers will measure if the implant makes the tinnitus…