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VESTIBULAR STIMULATION PROSTHESIS
US20210023366, EP3769809, US20250128065
A vestibular stimulation prosthesis can restore vestibular function in recipients having vestibular deficiency. In an example, a body is appended onto or within the recipient's ossicular chain such that the body directly interfaces with an oval window of an inner ear of the recipient. Electrical stimulation is provided using one or more electrodes of the body to stimulate the vestibular system and thereby restore vestibular functioning. In an example, a stimulator device connected to the body via a lead is also implanted. The stimulator device can have a small and convenient form factor. In some instances, the stimulator device is a stand-alone device that is configured to provide stimulation to the recipient's vestibular system without respect to signals received from devices external to the recipient. In some implementations, the stimulator device is a component of a sensory prosthesis (e.g., a cochlear implant or bionic eye) or another medical device.
" Líneas de Investigación Degeneración de retina. Estimulación electrica retiniana: Estudio de aplicación clínica de la degenración macular. Estimulación neural del sistema ocular. Audición y Equilibrio: Las áreas de investigación del grupo se dividen en 3 grupos: Neuro-estimulación Vestibular y Neuro-estimulación en enfermedades degenerativas del sistema reticular y ganglios basales: Las áreas de investigación investigación clínica: Patología del equilibrio . Disfunción vestibular bilateral. Implante vestibulr y sistema otolitico- Neuroestimulación en la Enfermedad de Parkinson. Research Lines Degeneración de retina. Estimulación electrica retiniana: Clinical application study of macular degeneration. Neural stimulation of the ocular system Audición y Equilibrio: The research areas of the group are divided into 3 groups: Neuro-estimulación Vestibular y Neuro-estimulación en enfermedades degenerativas del sistema reticular y ganglios basales: Research areas clinical research: Pathology of balance. Bilateral vestibular dysfunction. Vestibular implant and otolith system- Neurostimulation in Parkinson's disease."