MED-EL Podcast
Summary: This is the official audio podcast of MED-EL. This podcast is designed as a learning tool and is a convenient way for professionals to update themselves on the new developments in hearing solutions. Join our channel and be the first to hear what we are up to. Feedback is more than welcome!
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Podcasts:
In this episode, Daniel Sieber gives advice to surgeons new to MED-EL’s electrode portfolio. General recommendations and important tips are included in this podcast.
In this episode, Daniel Sieber and Melissa Waller discuss the length of MED-EL's electrode. Daniel explains the advantages of long electrode arrays and why they could result in better hearing performance.
In this episode, Daniel Sieber explains the decision behind the number of channels of MED-EL's flex series of electrodes. He explains that more channels are not always better and highlights which features are important to achieve the closest to natural hearing.
In this podcast, Daniel Sieber, Head of Electrodes & Surgical, Research & Development, explains MED-EL's philosophy behind the electrode design. Daniel talks about the conceptualization of the electrode design and its important attributes.
After identifying a patient as a candidate for Electric Acoustic Stimulation (EAS) and successful implantation, the post-op process begins. In this episode, Melissa Waller talks with Prem Ranjan about fitting considerations in EAS users.
In this podcast, Prem Ranjan discusses the EAS intra-operative process and tools available to monitor the preservation of residual hearing.
In this podcast, Prem Ranjan (Advanced Product Manager at MED-EL HQ) discusses what Electric Acoustic Stimulation (EAS) is and candidacy criteria.
Here is another episode with essential CI fitting tips, this time for children. Alex Burtscher, MED-EL Product Manager for Clincial Software, shares tips based on practical experiences for finding a simple fitting strategy for pediatric cochlear implant users.
Listen to this podcast episode and learn from Alex Burtscher (Product Manager for Clinical Software at MED-EL HQ) about default parameters in the MAESTRO software and how they are determined. Alex shares advice for commonly experienced situations when programming a MED-EL implant user.
This episode is about basic fitting of a MED-EL Cochlear Implant. Alex Burtscher, Product Manager for Clinical Software at MED-EL HQ shares practical programming guidelines for fitting a patient with the MAESTRO software.
The audio processor SAMBA 2 has many features and benefits. But are those also designed in such way that it can keep up with the everyday life of a child? Peter Grasso (Head of Clinical Support, VIBRANT) explains in this fifth podcast episode of the series BONEBRIDGE IN CHILDREN, how children benefit everyday from the SAMBA 2 audio processor and accessories.
SYMFIT 8, the software for bone conduction solutions, supports a straight forward fitting process for patients and allows individual adaptions for the best possible programming. Annette Schweig (Clinical Support Specialist) talks with Peter Grasso who is Head of Clinical Support at MEDEL's business unit VIBRANT about this in the fourth episode of the podcast series BONEBRIDGE in Children.
How are children benefiting from the features and functionalities of the SAMBA 2 audio processor? Product Manager Marina Brunnhofer shares in this third episode of the BONEBRIDGE IN CHILDREN series these advantages of the SAMBA 2 and introduces also accessories of the audio processor.
In this episode, Christine Mühlöcker explains how the BONEBRIDGE Implant System works and why this is a good bone conduction solution for children. Annette Schweig (Clinical Support Specialist) is joined by Christine who is a Senior Product Manager at MED-EL BU VIBRANT for this second episode of the podcast series BONEBRIDGE in Children.
In this first episode of the podcast series "BB in Children", Christine Mühlöcker shares the success stories of the first BB implants in adults and children in her talk with Annette Schweig (Clinical Support Specialist). Christine has many years of experience as Senior Product Manager for BB at MED-EL HQ and explains also how a patients benefit from the reliability of the BONEBRIDGE, also with the second generation of the implant. More information on the BCI 602 is available here: https://www.medel.com/hearing-solutions/bonebridge
