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AIIMS Patna performs first successful bone conduction hearing implant surgery
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 05:37 PM
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The ENT department at AIIMS Patna has successfully performed its first bone conduction implant surgery, marking a significant milestone in the institution's audiology program.
The ENT department of AIIMS Patna has achieved a major medical milestone by successfully performing the institution's first bone conduction implant surgery. This procedure represents a significant advancement in the treatment options available for hearing loss patients at the center.
The surgical team conducted three complex hearing implant procedures on a single day, demonstrating the department's capacity and expertise in managing such intricate cases. These surgeries were performed with precision, ensuring the safety and efficacy of the implants for the patients.
With these recent operations, AIIMS Patna has crossed the mark of 400 successful hearing implant surgeries under its dedicated program. This achievement highlights the growing success rate and the expanding scope of audiological services provided by the institute.
The successful completion of these bone conduction implants is expected to benefit a wider range of patients who may not be suitable candidates for traditional cochlear implants, thereby enhancing the comprehensive care offered by the hospital.
The surgical team conducted three complex hearing implant procedures on a single day, demonstrating the department's capacity and expertise in managing such intricate cases. These surgeries were performed with precision, ensuring the safety and efficacy of the implants for the patients.
With these recent operations, AIIMS Patna has crossed the mark of 400 successful hearing implant surgeries under its dedicated program. This achievement highlights the growing success rate and the expanding scope of audiological services provided by the institute.
The successful completion of these bone conduction implants is expected to benefit a wider range of patients who may not be suitable candidates for traditional cochlear implants, thereby enhancing the comprehensive care offered by the hospital.