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Dr. Florian Herrmann Schmidt

Rostock / DE

Universitätsmedizin Rostock

Speaker

06/06/2024
Poster
P 10
Effects of intraoperative cochlear implant electrode conditioning on impedances and electrically evoked compound action potentials
07/06/2024
Poster
P 10
Effects of intraoperative cochlear implant electrode conditioning on impedances and electrically evoked compound action potentials

Further involvements

06/06/2024
Poster
RP 10
Application of voltage matrix from the cochlear implant electrode array to predict cochlear coverage
06/06/2024
Poster
P 10
Effects of intraoperative cochlear implant electrode conditioning on impedances and electrically evoked compound action potentials
07/06/2024
13:39 – 13:42 3 Min. 0 Min.
poster presentation
RP 10
Application of voltage matrix from the cochlear implant electrode array to predict cochlear coverage
07/06/2024
Poster
RP 10
Application of voltage matrix from the cochlear implant electrode array to predict cochlear coverage
07/06/2024
Poster
P 10
Effects of intraoperative cochlear implant electrode conditioning on impedances and electrically evoked compound action potentials