Cochlear implant & Baha accessories

Connevans are now stocking a very wide range of accessories and replacement leads for various implant processors, including those required for connecting into radio systems. The initial balancing of the radio aid should be carried out by the implant centre who will also decide when it is appropriate for a radio aid to be used.

Radio aids can provide considerable benefit to cochlear implant users by improving the signal to noise ratio of the sound presented to the processor.

Click here to visit the Resources section of the Ear Foundation's Sounding Board website which has lots of practical information about how to connect many fm radio aids to the different models of cochlear implant processor. 

Click herefor information about the use of Phonak fm systems with Cochlear Implants and Bahas. 

Image Cochlear implant leads and accessories
accessories for Nucleus 5, Freedom, ESPrit etc - fm systems work really well with cochlear implants
Image Baha accessories and leads
a wide range of accessories for use with Bone Anchored Hearing Aids from Cochlear
Image Advanced Bionics cochlear implant leads and accessories
a new (and growing!) range of accessories for Advanced Bionics cochlear implants
Image Oticon Medical Ponto accessories and leads
a wide range of accessories for use with the Ponto Bone Anchored Hearing Aids from Oticon Medical

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