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Magnet displacement: a rare complication following cochlear implantation
European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 07/02/09
Wild C et al. - The authors propose that pockets for removable magnets of cochlear implants used in children should be redesigned to increase forces to remove the magnet or that removable magnets not be used at all.
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