Hubert Löwenheim

Professor and Chair

University of Tübingen

Germany

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Hubert Löwenheim is a Professor and Chair at the University of Tübingen in Germany. His research focuses on auditory nerve interactions with cochlear implants, advancements in personalized treatment approaches for advanced malignancies, and innovative surgical techniques in otology. He has contributed to significant publications concerning bone conduction devices, middle ear implants, and strategies for enhancing hearing recovery.

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Rudolf Glueckert

Medical University of Innsbruck

AUSTRIA

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Flurin Pfiffner

University Hospital of Zurich

SWITZERLAND

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Hans-Georg Kopp

Head of Department

Robert Bosch Center for Tumor Diseases

GERMANY

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Gerd Fabian Volk

Jena University Hospital

GERMANY

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Azadeh Ebrahimi-Madiseh

Executive Manager- Head of Hearing Services

TSH Ltd.

AUSTRALIA

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Pascal Senn

University of Geneva

SWITZERLAND

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Articles (10)

Closing the Gap between the Auditory Nerve and Cochlear Implant Electrodes: Which Neurotrophin Cocktail Performs Best for Axonal Outgrowth and Is Electrical Stimulation Beneficial?

Germline findings in patients with advanced malignancies screened with paired blood–tumour testing for personalised treatment approaches

Consensus Statement on Bone Conduction Devices and Active Middle Ear Implants in Conductive and Mixed Hearing Loss.

Consensus Statement on Bone Conduction Devices and Active Middle Ear Implants in Conductive and Mixed Hearing Loss

Surgical Approach for Rapid and Minimally Traumatic Recovery of Human Inner Ear Tissues From Deceased Organ Donors.

Surgical Approach for Rapid and Minimally Traumatic Recovery of Human Inner Ear Tissues From Deceased Organ Donors

Accessing the Stapedius Muscle Via Novel Surgical Retrofacial Approach: A Cadaveric Feasibility Study.

Accessing the Stapedius Muscle Via Novel Surgical Retrofacial Approach: A Cadaveric Feasibility Study

A potassium channel agonist protects hearing function and promotes outer hair cell survival in a mouse model for age-related hearing loss

Accessing the stapedius muscle via novel surgical retrofacial approach during cochlear implantation surgery: Intraoperative results on feasibility and safety

Collaborators (6)

Rudolf Glueckert

Flurin Pfiffner

Hans-Georg Kopp

Gerd Fabian Volk

Azadeh Ebrahimi-Madiseh

Pascal Senn

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