This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Reinhold Schatzer and Patient-Specific Hearing Implant Technology.
Introduction
Reinhold Schatzer is an inventor based in Axams, Austria. His patent work concerns personalized approaches to fitting hearing implants.
Latest Patents
Schatzer is associated with 1 patent: “Patient Specific Frequency Mapping Procedure for Hearing Implant Electrode Arrays.” The invention describes a patient-specific frequency-mapping procedure, a fitting system for carrying it out, and a computer program product. It is intended for cochlear implants or electric-acoustic stimulation devices with an electrode array implanted in the patient’s cochlea.
Career Highlights
The patent highlights Schatzer’s contribution to hearing-implant technology, focusing on adapting frequency mapping to an individual patient and their implanted electrode array.
Collaborations
Schatzer’s listed coworkers include Richard Penninger and Mathias Kals.
Conclusion
Reinhold Schatzer’s patent work centers on patient-specific frequency mapping, an approach designed to support the fitting of cochlear and electric-acoustic stimulation implants.
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