MED-EL Podcast

In this episode, we talk about the new AutoART tool in the MAESTRO 7.0 fitting software, the automatic process of measuring electrically-evoked compound action potentials in the cochlea. Dr. Konrad Schwarz, Development Engineer, talks about the science behind AutoART and how this new tool provides clinicians with a fast, safe, and reliable way to objectively measure cochlear implant function and performance.

In this episode, Jennifer Robinson, Senior Product Manager Clinical Software, explains the brand-new intuitive workflow in MAESTRO 7.0 and goes into detail about how the new tools and features of the software make the clinician’s fitting process that much more efficient.

In this last podcast, we are joined again by Jennifer Robinson, an Audiologist and Senior Product Manager for Clinical Software at MED-EL. Jen talks about the Electrically Evoked Stapedius Reflex Threshold (ESRT) task in relation to the new AutoART task and when to use which. She wraps up the discussion by giving clinicians the three important points they should take away from the new developments in the MAESTRO 7.0 software.

In this podcast, we talk about the new Electric Acoustic Evoked Potential (EAEP) Tool in MAESTRO 7.0, the first clinically available tool for measuring of both acoustically and electrically evoked intra-cochlear potentials. Dr. Marek Polak, Head of Electrophysiology Research at MED-EL, discusses the clinical applications of this tool, previous and ongoing research, and what he would like clinicians to take away from the discussion on the EAEP Tool.

In this podcast, we go into Triphasic Pulses, the new pulse characteristics that can be utilized in MAESTRO 7.0 to avoid facial nerve stimulation and other unwanted somatic effects after cochlear implantation. Dr. Reinhold Schatzer, one of the inventors of this method and a Research Engineer at MED-EL, talks about their discovery of this technique and how this patented technique can significantly improve quality of life for patients who experience somatic effects after implantation.

In this podcast, we discuss the new ARTFit, MED-EL’s fully-automated, ART-based fitting tool. Dr. Peter Nopp, Director of Signal Processing Research at MED-EL, talks about how ARTFit will enable clinicians to get more work done in a shorter period of time and how MED-EL envisions this tool to be used in the future.

In this podcast, we talk about the new AutoART tool in the MAESTRO 7.0 system software, the automatic process of measuring electrically-evoked compound action potentials in the cochlea. Dr. Konrad Schwarz, a Development Engineer at MED-EL, talks about the science behind AutoART and how this new tool provides clinicians with a fast, safe, and reliable way to objectively measure cochlear implant function and performance.

In this podcast, Jennifer Robinson, an Audiologist and Senior Product Manager for Clinical Software at MED-EL, explains the brand-new intuitive workflow in MAESTRO 7.0 and goes into detail about how the new tools and features of the software make the clinician’s fitting process that much more efficient.

In this podcast, we are introduced to MED-EL’s latest system software, the MAESTRO 7.0. Jennifer Robinson, an Audiologist and Senior Product Manager for Clinical Software at MED-EL, tells us about the design philosophy behind MAESTRO 7.0, what makes it different from MAESTRO 6.0, and what new tools and features clinicians can expect to see in this new software.