Audiological and quality of life outcomes in patients with transition from BAHA Connect® to BAHA Attract®
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Introduction: the percutaneous bone-anchored hearing aid, has been successfully used. However, a significant number of patients report repetitive skin reactions. The transcutaneous bone-anchored hearing aid is an alternative that can solve these complications.With this study we aim to describe the audiological results and changes in the quality of life in patients who required transition from the percutaneous to the transcutaneous system.Methods: descriptive observational study, patients with percutaneous hearing implants who required transition to the transcutaneous system were included. Hearing performance was assessed using a noisy background test and the quality of life scale “Glasgow Benefit Inventory”-GBI- was applied
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