Investigation of bone conduction stimulation efficiency on the skull surface and below assessed by cochlear promontory vibration

Our results show a significant increase of CP vibrations in stimulation direction, for positions closer to the cochlea. Moreover, the feasibility of bone anchors in spongious bone was demonstrated, leading to similar output when compared to positions on the skull surface.

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Hearing Research
Published
2025-04-24
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heares.2025.109280
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2
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Ear Surgery and Otitis Media
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Investigation of bone conduction stimulation efficiency on the skull surface and below assessed by cochlear promontory vibration

Kristian Åsnes, Thomas Lenarz, H. Maier, Alexander du Puits
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Hearing Research
Ear Surgery and Otitis Media
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Investigation of bone conduction stimulation efficiency on the skull surface and below assessed by cochlear promontory vibration

Kristian Åsnes, Thomas Lenarz, H. Maier, Alexander du Puits
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Abstract

Our results show a significant increase of CP vibrations in stimulation direction, for positions closer to the cochlea. Moreover, the feasibility of bone anchors in spongious bone was demonstrated, leading to similar output when compared to positions on the skull surface.

Hearing ResearchVol. 462
Cochlear (Australia) (AU), Medizinische Hochschule Hannover (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Ear Surgery and Otitis Media
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