Case Series

Volume: 8 | Issue: 9 | Published: Nov 05, 2024 | Pages: 220 - 225 | DOI: 10.24911/ejmcr.173-1727960902

Transitioning from Cochlear™ Baha® to Bilateral CochlearTM Osia®: Two Case Reports


Authors: Mutlaq Al-Sihan


Article Info

Authors

Mutlaq Al-Sihan

Director, Zain & Shaikh Salem Alali Centre, Alsabah specialized medical area, Kuwait City, Kuwait.

Publication History

Received: October 03, 2024

Accepted: October 20, 2024

Published: November 05, 2024


Abstract


Background: Bone conduction implants are essential devices for enhancing auditory perception in patients with conductive or mixed hearing loss, particularly when conventional hearing aids fail to meet their needs. The advancement of bone conduction technology has led to improved patient outcomes and quality of life.
Case Presentation: This case series presents two case reports detailing the transition from unilateral BAHA Attract®
and bilateral BAHA Connect®systems to bilateral Osia®implants. These transitions address the significant limitations of traditional BAHA systems, such as skin complications and sound attenuation. The transition involved careful planning and assessment, ensuring that the new Osia®implants were suitable for their individual auditory profiles. Post-implantation evaluations indicated a marked improvement in auditory performance and overall satisfaction.
Conclusion: The case reports demonstrate the superior performance of Osia®implants, highlighting their potential to reduce complications and significantly improve auditory outcomes. These findings also demonstrate the clinical benefits and growing relevance of transitioning from BAHA to Osia®systems for patients with complex auditory needs. 


Keywords: Hearing loss, conductive, bone conduction, bone conduction hearing aid, Osia, Baha.


Pubmed Style

Mutlaq Al-Sihan. Transitioning from Cochlear™ Baha® to Bilateral CochlearTM Osia®: Two Case Reports. EJMCR. 2024; 05 (November 2024): 220-225. doi:10.24911/ejmcr.173-1727960902

Web Style

Mutlaq Al-Sihan. Transitioning from Cochlear™ Baha® to Bilateral CochlearTM Osia®: Two Case Reports. https://ejmcr.com/articles/1556 [Access: December 11, 2024]. doi:10.24911/ejmcr.173-1727960902

AMA (American Medical Association) Style

Mutlaq Al-Sihan. Transitioning from Cochlear™ Baha® to Bilateral CochlearTM Osia®: Two Case Reports. EJMCR. 2024; 05 (November 2024): 220-225. doi:10.24911/ejmcr.173-1727960902

Vancouver/ICMJE Style

Mutlaq Al-Sihan. Transitioning from Cochlear™ Baha® to Bilateral CochlearTM Osia®: Two Case Reports. EJMCR. (2024), [cited December 11, 2024]; 05 (November 2024): 220-225. doi:10.24911/ejmcr.173-1727960902

Harvard Style

Mutlaq Al-Sihan (2024) Transitioning from Cochlear™ Baha® to Bilateral CochlearTM Osia®: Two Case Reports. EJMCR, 05 (November 2024): 220-225. doi:10.24911/ejmcr.173-1727960902

Chicago Style

Mutlaq Al-Sihan. "Transitioning from Cochlear™ Baha® to Bilateral CochlearTM Osia®: Two Case Reports." 05 (2024), 220-225. doi:10.24911/ejmcr.173-1727960902

MLA (The Modern Language Association) Style

Mutlaq Al-Sihan. "Transitioning from Cochlear™ Baha® to Bilateral CochlearTM Osia®: Two Case Reports." 05.November 2024 (2024), 220-225. Print. doi:10.24911/ejmcr.173-1727960902

APA (American Psychological Association) Style

Mutlaq Al-Sihan (2024) Transitioning from Cochlear™ Baha® to Bilateral CochlearTM Osia®: Two Case Reports. , 05 (November 2024), 220-225. doi:10.24911/ejmcr.173-1727960902