Navigating the Labyrinth: Bone Conduction Amplification in Children with Congenital Auricular Malformations

Osseointegrated and non-osseointegrated bone-conduction devices are rapidly changing in terms of design, functionality, and surgical technique
for implantation. There is a knowledge gap as new systems are quickly emerging onto the marketplace with unique indications and features.
Attendees can expect to leave this presentation with knowledge of the existing landscape for implanted bone conduction devices in children, the functional differences between a variety of bone conduction systems and the implications for usage, and a better sense of which patients are the best candidates for the various bone conduction systems currently available on the market.