Oticon A/s

Oticon Medical A/s

Marianne Philipsson

Gary Jones

Björn Ohl

Jacob Anders Roug

Jesper Nøhr Hansen

Dorthe Hofman-Bang

Bengt Bern

Magdalena Eriksson

Hanna Peters

Hanna Stenhamre

Christina Wassard

The disclosure relates to a plate structure of a non-surgical bone conductive device, configured to be attached to a part of the skin of the skull of a hearing impaired person. The non-surgical bone conductive device is designed such that an optimized vibration transfer is achieved, while at the same time allowing a sufficient leverage of the weight of the sound processor when the sound processor is connected to the plate structure.

Non surgical bone anchored hearing system with improved vibration transfer

A hearing instrument and a method for operating a hearing instrument is provided. The hearing instrument and/or the method includes receiving and manipulating an audio signal at a signal processor to create a manipulated audio signal, providing a tinnitus relief sound having an operational level based on a present volume level from an audio signal, and generating an output signal based on the manipulated audio signal and the tinnitus relief sound.

Method and apparatus for controlling a hearing instrument to relieve tinitus, hyperacusis, and hearing loss

A hearing instrument and a method for operating a hearing instrument for relieving tinnitus, hyperacusis, and/or hearing loss is provided. The hearing instrument and/or the method includes receiving and manipulating an audio signal at a signal processor to create a manipulated audio signal, providing a tinnitus relief sound having an operational level based on a present volume level from an audio signal, and generating an output signal based on the manipulated audio signal and the tinnitus relief sound.

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Marianne Philipsson