Rehabilitation of severe-to-profound sensorineural hearing loss with an active middle ear implant

Maurizio BarbaraENT Clinic, NESMOS Department, University Hospital Sant’Andrea, Sapienza, RomeCorrespondence[email protected]

Chiara FilippiENT Clinic, NESMOS Department, University Hospital Sant’Andrea, Sapienza, Rome

Silvia TarentiniENT Clinic, NESMOS Department, University Hospital Sant’Andrea, Sapienza, Rome

Edoardo CovelliENT Clinic, NESMOS Department, University Hospital Sant’Andrea, Sapienza, Rome

Simonetta MoniniENT Clinic, NESMOS Department, University Hospital Sant’Andrea, Sapienza, Rome

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