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Efficacy of Implantable Bone Conduction Hearing Aids in Single-Sided Deafness
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As the technology advances and bone conduction implant (BCI) use increases, implantablebone conduction hearing aids are regarded as a treatment method for single-sided deafness(SSD) and their efficacy on SSD must be discussed. Therefore, we organized the problems ofSSD and types of implantable bone conduction hearing aids and explained their effectivenessin the treatment of SSD in terms of changes in 1) speech recognition in a noisy environment,2) sound localization, 3) subjective satisfaction as assessed by questionnaire, and 4) tinnitus. Although bone conduction hearing aids do not significantly improve localization ability inSSD, they increase the ability to listen under noise, increasing subjective satisfaction. Tinnitusimprovement was also reported. The active forms of BCI like MED-EL BONEBRIDGE®2and Cochlear Osia®2 have been developed well. Based on these technological developmentsand effects, bone conduction hearing aids would be a good option for treatment option of SSD.
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As the technology advances and bone conduction implant (BCI) use increases, implantablebone conduction hearing aids are regarded as a treatment method for single-sided deafness(SSD) and their efficacy on SSD must be discussed. Therefore, we organized the problems ofSSD and types of implantable bone conduction hearing aids and explained their effectivenessin the treatment of SSD in terms of changes in 1) speech recognition in a noisy environment,2) sound localization, 3) subjective satisfaction as assessed by questionnaire, and 4) tinnitus. Although bone conduction hearing aids do not significantly improve localization ability inSSD, they increase the ability to listen under noise, increasing subjective satisfaction. Tinnitusimprovement was also reported. The active forms of BCI like MED-EL BONEBRIDGE®2and Cochlear Osia®2 have been developed well. Based on these technological developmentsand effects, bone conduction hearing aids would be a good option for treatment option of SSD.
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