Objectives To compare the hearing performance of patients with conductive and mild mixed
hearing loss and single‐sided sensorineural deafness provided with a new transcutaneous …

Abstract Purpose Active transcutaneous Bone Conduction Implants (BCIs) are relatively new
to the market and may offer improved outcomes while reducing skin-related complications …

This clinical consensus document addresses the assessment, selection, and fitting
considerations for non-surgical bone conduction hearing devices (BCHD) for children under …

Objective: To assess the audiological benefit of a noninvasive, adhesively attached bone
conduction device (BCD1) in subjects with induced bilateral conductive hearing loss …

Objective: To compare the audiological performance with the novel adhesive bone
conduction hearing device (ADHEAR) to that with a passive bone conduction (BC) implant …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to evaluate the hearing benefit, advantages, and
disadvantages in a series of patients using a new, nonimplantable, pressure-free, adhesive …

Objectives: Research suggests that the speech perception of children using bone
conduction amplification improves if the device is coupled to an implanted abutment rather …

Introduction Bone conduction implants, responsible for transmitting sound from an external
processor to the inner ear, can be divided into active and passive, depending on the …

Congenital unilateral conductive hearing loss (UCHL) jeopardizes directional hearing and
speech perception in noisy conditions. Potentially, children with congenital UCHL can …

Purpose This study aimed to evaluate the audiological benefits and subjective satisfaction in
using a new adhesive bone conduction hearing aid in children with congenital unilateral …