Bone-conduction hearing implants
Percutaneous and transcutaneous implants for conductive or single-sided hearing loss.
Implant assessment & second opinions
Candidacy assessment, imaging and an honest discussion of benefit, limits and alternatives.
Hearing loss
Sudden, gradual or in one ear — assessed with a full hearing test, examination under the microscope and imaging where needed.
Otosclerosis
Stiffening of the stapes bone causing gradual hearing loss, treatable with a hearing aid or stapedotomy.
Childhood hearing loss
Hearing that is not developing as expected, from glue ear to permanent loss needing a hearing implant.
Cochlear implantation
For severe–profound hearing loss when hearing aids are no longer enough. Mr Vithlani is a surgeon with the University of Southampton Auditory Implant Service.