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Electric-Acoustic Systems (EAS) Investigational Plan

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This study is designed to test a new implantable hearing device that is a hybrid cochlear implant and hearing aid.

It is specifically designed for people with profound hearing loss who are still getting some benefit from their hearing aids. This device is surgically implanted into the inner ear (cochlea) to restore hearing in the high frequencies. It also has a hearing aid portion that amplifies low frequency hearing.

Additional information about the device can be found on the MED-EL EOS Clinical Trial Web site.

Study Requirements

This device requires an outpatient surgery and several follow-up appointments for programming the device.

Eligibility Requirements

This is for adults over 18 and under age 70.

Compensation

The device and surgery are paid for by insurance.

For more information, contact David Kaylie at 919-684-6968.


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Updated: Jan. 1, 2012
Published: Nov. 5, 2010
URL: http://www.dukehealth.org/clinicaltrials/electric-acoustic-systems-eas-investigational-plan