Eagle-eyed Bob MacPherson has struck gold again, uncovering Health Canada approvals for both Advanced Bionics‘ and Cochlear‘s new sound processors! Following is a list of specific components licensed:
Advanced Bionics
- Naida CI Q70 (processor)
- Zinc-Air battery pack
- T-mic 2
- 3 rechargeable battery sizes
- Power adapter (charger?)
- CPI-3 (programming hardware?)
Cochlear
- CP 910 Processor
- CP 920 Processor
- Accessory adapter
- Bilateral personal audio cable
- Coil & Cable
- Integrated Coil
- Lapel mike
- Litewear (off-ear battery option)
- Magnet
- Mains isolation cable
- Monitor earphones
- Personal audio cable
- Portable phone cable
- Programming shoe with cable
- Standard battery module (compact battery seems to missing)
- CP920 coil cable (tighter bend, since there is no accessory port to block)
- Charging kit
- Remote controls (CR210 & CR230)
- Intraoperative remote assitant (to check functionality in the OR)
- Power Domes, speaker unit, and earhook for acoustic stimulation hybrid operation
- Processing unit plug
- Stetoclip (sounds surgical)
Bonus points go to Cochlear for providing lots of accessories, such as the bilateral personal audio cable! The portable phone cable is interesting – is this in addition to a wireless means of connecting to cell phones, or instead of one?
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