MED-EL

A cochlear implant system that electrically stimulates the auditory nerve to provide hearing sensation in severe-to-profound sensorineural hearing loss.

Implantable auditory brainstem implant that bypasses the auditory nerve and directly stimulates the cochlear nucleus for neural hearing loss.

A middle-ear implant that converts sound into mechanical vibrations delivered to middle-ear structures and then to the cochlea.

Non-surgical adhesive bone-conduction hearing system using an adhesive adapter and external audio processor to transmit sound vibrations through bone without implantation or sustained pressure.

Professional fitting software for MED-EL cochlear implant systems with in-clinic and remote-care workflows, including support for SONNET 3 and SONNET 3 EAS users.

Auditory brainstem implant system that bypasses a non-functioning or absent auditory nerve by placing a 12-contact electrode paddle on the cochlear nucleus and routing sound through compatible MED-EL external audio processors.

Off-the-ear all-in-one cochlear implant audio processor with wireless charging, streaming support, and app-enabled care features.

Flexible cochlear implant electrode-array family used with MED-EL cochlear implants, designed for structure preservation, cochlear coverage, and atraumatic insertion across multiple array lengths.

Behind-the-ear cochlear implant audio processor with integrated direct streaming, waterproof design claims, and flexible wearing options.

An active bone-conduction implant that transmits sound through bone to the cochlea for patients with conductive or mixed loss and selected unilateral indications.

Mobile rehabilitation app for hearing-technology users that provides independent auditory and speech-skill exercises, difficulty levels, feedback, and progress tracking.

External audio processor platform for MED-EL BONEBRIDGE and VIBRANT SOUNDBRIDGE users, with adaptive directional microphones, wireless connectivity accessories, and processor-level sound management.

Implantable active bone-conduction hearing system evaluated for children under five with conductive or mixed hearing loss; the implant transmits sound through bone conduction to the inner ear.

Implantable cochlear implant system evaluated in children 7 months to 5 years 11 months outside then-current FDA-approved candidacy criteria.

Robotic, image-guided minimally invasive direct cochlear access procedure for cochlear implant electrode insertion.

Cochlear implant fitting algorithm study comparing speech understanding with tonotopic fitting modified by an evolutionary algorithm against FS4T settings.

Cochlear implant fitting study comparing FS4T tonotopic fitting with conventional non-tonotopic fitting for speech perception and auditory spatial outcomes.