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Nucleus Freedom implant

with Contour Advance™ electrode

The perfect “fit”
The Freedom™ implant is designed to “fit” the cochlea in the most natural way possible.

Reliability matters
Nucleus® implants are the most reliable in the world. In fact, they are up to four times more reliable. This technology should last a lifetime, so before choosing an implant, ask every implant manufacturer about their reliability track record — because reliability really does matter. Read more about our reliability record.

Built for a lifetime
Nucleus Freedom is built using the toughest materials available including titanium and platinum, and is tested to standards developed by the U.S. military1.

Future-ready electronics
Nucleus Freedom contains the SmartSound™ digital microchip, designed with the ability to handle a broad range of future upgrades and enhancements. As new speech processing technologies emerge, you will be able to take advantage of them without the need for further surgery.

 

1 Department of Defense, Test Method Standard, Microcircuits. MIL-STD-883F, 2004

Freedom Implant Features

 

Implant without magnet

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) safe

Nucleus Freedom is safe for MRI scans up to 1.5 Tesla with the magnet removed.

Nucleus Freedom Implant

Small size

Freedom’s remarkably small size is well-suited for toddlers, children as well as adults, and is designed to enable shorter surgery and faster recovery.

Contour Advance

Contour Advance™ electrode

1. Sound clarity through 22 electrodes
Unique 22-channel electrode is designed to deliver a finer representation of sound when stimulating the hearing nerves, which is important for optimizing sound clarity.

2. Softip—to minimize force 
The industry’s only Softip electrode is designed to protect the delicate cochlea during surgery.


3. Thin, self-curling array
Designed to place the electrodes close to the hearing nerve, for focused stimulation and increased power efficiency, while applying less pressure to the delicate cochlear structures.