Introduction: Bone-anchored hearing aid implantations have been performed in Manchester
for over 20 years. This study examined a range of variables that can occur during the …

Hearing loss affects approximately 30 million people in the United States. It has been
estimated that only approximately 20% of people with hearing loss significant enough to …

Objective To evaluate the outcome of the non-skin thinning technique as compared with the
thinning technique 5 years after surgical implantation of bone-anchored hearing “devices.” …

Objectives BAHA implants have been shown to be effective in certain forms of conductive
hearing loss, but the presence of the titanium abutment is responsible for sometimes severe …

Complications of bone-anchored hearing devices occur with both soft tissue and bone. Soft
tissue complications are much more common and most often involve irritation of the skin …

The bone anchored hearing aid in children is an effective means of aural rehabilitation that
has been shown to improve the overall quality of life of the child. Although, it is a 'well …

OBJECTIVE: Over recent years, there have been a significant number of publications
reporting evolving bone anchored hearing device (BAHD) indications and modifications in …

Bone-anchored hearing aids are external devices attached to the skull via a titanium
implant, and can be used for multiple types of hearing loss. Traditionally, osseointegrated …

Bone conduction hearing systems utilize a surgically implanted osseointegrated fixture to
create a method for direct transmission of vibration to the skull and cochlea via a bone …

Bone-anchored hearing aids (Baha®) are a well-established and readily available option for
aural rehabilitation for children. Audiological outcomes and paediatric quality of life results …