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How much movement does the probe tip of the Carina Fully Implantable Hearing Device cause?

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How much movement does the probe tip of the Carina Fully Implantable Hearing Device cause?

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When activated by sound signals, the probe tip of the Carina Fully Implantable Hearing Device moves in an in-and-out motion to vibrate the ossicles. The vibrations are very small: approximately 1-2 micrometers. Even under a high power microscope, it is impossible to actually see the movement of the probe tip.

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