PMA P970051S140

Device
NUCLEUS COCHLEAR IMPLANT SYSTEM
Applicant
Cochlear Americas
PMA number
P970051
Supplement
S140
Product code
MCM
Decision date
2016-06-20
Classification
Implant, Cochlear
Generic name
Implant, cochlear
Approval order statement
Approval for the optional acoustic component amplifies low frequency sound, and sends it into the ear canal. The acoustic component is intended to provide access to these low frequency sounds for some Cochlear Nucleus implant recipients.The acoustic component is indicated for recipients of traditional Cochlear Nucleus implants with unaided air conduction thresholds less than or equal to 85 dB HL between 125 Hz and 2000 Hz following surgery. The acoustic component should only be used when behavioural audiometric thresholds can be obtained and the recipient can provide feedback regarding sound quality.Speech perception testing should be completed before and after fitting with the acoustic component to ensure that the recipient performs as well, if not better, with the acoustic component than without it.

Current openFDA PMA Record#

Device
NUCLEUS COCHLEAR IMPLANT SYSTEM
Applicant
Cochlear Americas
PMA number
P970051
Supplement
S140
Product code
MCM
Generic name
Implant, cochlear
Decision date
2016-06-20
Decision code
APPR
Date received
2015-12-23
Supplement type
Normal 180 Day Track
Supplement reason
Change Design/Components/Specifications/Material
Approval order statement
Approval for the optional acoustic component amplifies low frequency sound, and sends it into the ear canal. The acoustic component is intended to provide access to these low frequency sounds for some Cochlear Nucleus implant recipients.The acoustic component is indicated for recipients of traditional Cochlear Nucleus implants with unaided air conduction thresholds less than or equal to 85 dB HL between 125 Hz and 2000 Hz following surgery. The acoustic component should only be used when behavioural audiometric thresholds can be obtained and the recipient can provide feedback regarding sound quality.Speech perception testing should be completed before and after fitting with the acoustic component to ensure that the recipient performs as well, if not better, with the acoustic component than without it.