Cochlear completes recruitment for global pivotal trial of fully implantable hearing system

By Public Technologies
  • Cochlear completed recruitment for its global pivotal trials of fully implantable hearing technology, moving the program toward regulatory submissions.
  • Patient use across the research program exceeded 1 million hours; pivotal studies include 92 patients with follow-up and data collection ongoing.
  • More than 100 people have been implanted across the full research program, including feasibility studies dating back to 2005.
  • Development priorities focus on all-day performance with battery longevity, internal dual-microphone design, familiar surgery, long-term clinical evidence.


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