IU116 - The Sentio System: Confidence in Numbers

Abstract:
Oticon Medical recently launched their new active transcutaneous Sentio System. It couples the smallest, lightest sound processor on the market, with the smallest internal implant, but, as Clinicians, we want to have confidence that is the best option for our patients. Join us as we walk you through the outcomes of the pivotal study. It took more than 2.5 years to design, collects 555 data points, involves 6 different hospitals in 3 different countries, and we think it will give you all the confidence you need and more!

Summary:
We will begin by introducing the Sentio System, it’s components and its purpose by means of a video. The device is clearly small, light and flexible, but we want to check that final box for professionals; we want you to know it works and can provide the best outcomes for your patients.

The presentation will run you through the pivotal study, it’s design and structure. We will take (a fun) walk through a summary of the data from functional and effective gain, to speech recognition, quality of life, wearing comfort and retention. We will end with questions. The intention is that attendees walk away with a clear understanding of the Sentio System and what it can offer their patients, coupled with a confidence in the product grounded in data.

Brief Summary of Clinical Takeaways:
The Sentio System, an active transcutaneous system that helps patients with conductive/mixed hearing losses and SSD. Sentio 1 Mini is the slimmest transcutaneous sound processor providing remarkable sound quality and speech understanding. The Sentio Ti Implant, the smallest transcutaneous implant, is designed for surgical flexibility and a straightforward procedure.

Course Content Disclosure: This course will discuss a specific product or service offered by the exhibiting company leading this presentation with limited to no information about like products or services.