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1. Using MRIs to Detect Breast Cancer
... Cochlear (ear) implant for hearing impairment Implanted spine stabilization rods Severe lung disease ... ... possible, or removed prior to the MRI scan. Hearing aids should be removed before the test since ...
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/46/1662_52453
2. EPIC Privacy Implications of Nanotechnology Page
... offer the hope that extraordinary developments could occur, such as preventing and curing AIDS, cancer, and other ailments, or helping to clean the environment and increase our energy supply ...
http://www.epic.org/privacy/nano/
3. Hearing aids ñ Baha - bone anchored hearing aids
... chronic ear infections, congenital hearing loss and single sided deafness. The BahaÆ System combines a sound processor with a small titanium fixture implanted behind the ear. The system allows ...
http://www.entific.com/aboutBaha.asp
4. Implantable Hearing Aids
... Bone Anchored Hearing Aids (BAHAs) use a titanium screw implanted into the mastoid process. After this screw becomes integrated (3 months for adults, 6 months for children), a pedestal and vibrating ...
http://www.entcolumbia.org/implha.htm
5. Profits Journal
... In the system, hearing aids are implanted in both ears of the wearer but only one electronic device is needed to operate them, thus eliminating the need for two ìtransducersî to be implanted. Plus ...
http://www.profitsjournal ...story.asp?storyid=513
6. Private Health Insurance by St.LukesHealth
... implants) 12 months Orthodontics 12 months Non-implanted prostheses/appliances 12 months Orthotic ... ... 12 months Clinical Psychology 12 months Hearing Aids 36 months Health Management Programs 3 ...
http://www.stlukes.com.au/membershipconditions.asp
7. Redesigning Humans -- Michael Poore
... of implantable devices such as pacemakers, artificial joints, and cochlear implants (implanted hearing aids linked to nerves). Stock insists that developments in the area of genetic engineering ...
http://www.humanitas.org/ ...redesigninghumans.htm
8. Hexapedia - Deaf
... on. The "technologies of normalization," which including hearing aids, implanted devices and medical intervention designed to "fix" deafness rather than deal with social and intellectual needs of deaf ...
http://www.hexafind.com/encyclopedia/deafness
9. Warren Hearing and Research Foundation
... Research into surgically implanted hearing aids, digital technology, and directional microphones to improve understanding in noise will keep advancements coming for many years. Most patients with a ...
http://www.lippygroup.com/foundation.asp
10. Implantable Hearing Aid Definition
... Implantable hearing aids in general Symphonic, makers of the Vibrant Soundbridge. Since then, another type of aid has been developed which is sometimes referred to as an implanted hearing aid ...
http://www.nchearingloss.org/implant.htm
11. DBS-STN.org | Articles
... of deities on behalf of his hearing. My nal appointment with ... points with anecdotes as memory aids. Who could forget his ... cleared, and the device re- implanted. Usually the electrodes ...
http://www.dbs-stn.org/s_ChapterTwo.asp
12. Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary: Research in Otolaryngology
... goal has not yet been completely realized, the hearing provided by today's devices enables a few to ... ... models of electric current flow in the implanted cochlea and from models of how these flows ...
http://www.meei.harvard.edu/research/otoproj.php
13. Leistungen
... surgery - hearing aid implantation -- bone-anchored hearing aid -- complete or partly implanted hearing aids Surgical treatment and rehabilitation of deaf patients - cochleas-implant-surgery ...
http://www.paulusklinik.de/uk_services.html
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