4 and 5 December 2024

Nordic single-sided sensorineural deafness Symposium

Cochlear Nordic single-sided sensorineural deafness Symposium

How is single-sided sensorineural deafness (SSD) affecting children and adults? How should these individuals be treated? The standard of care regarding SSD has recently evolved in Europe. Join us to discuss these topics and learn more about cochlear implantation in SSD.

The program includes lectures by international experts as well as opportunities to discuss and share experiences among colleagues.

The target audience is professionals involved in CI candidacy and treatment.

The Nordic SSD Symposium is now full

Are you interested in attending?

Please contact your local business manager and you will be added to the waitlist.

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Date: 4th and 5th December 2024

Time: Wednesday 4th of December 11:45-17:45

Dinner on the 4th of December at 19:00 at Restaurant Runway on level 2

Thursday 5th of December 08:30-14:00

Venue and Hotel: Clarion Hotel Arlanda Airport, 1 768 SEK excl. VAT

Practical information

The symposium will be held at Clarion Hotel Arlanda Airport outside Stockholm where we have pre-booked hotel rooms until the 21st of October. The hotel is located at Arlanda Airport inside SkyCity, between Terminals 4 and 5.

The symposium and the dinner in the evening of 4th of December at 19:00 is covered by Cochlear Nordic. We are following the local markets ethical rules and guidelines. Regarding travel and/or hotels cost, please talk to your Cochlear representative in your country.

Agenda Day 1

Wednesday 4th December: The Why 

Moderator: Jeanette Hess Erga, Haukeland

11:45 Lunch  Restaurant Runway on level 2
12:45 Welcome Jeanette Hess Erga, Haukeland
13:00 Treatment pathway: Children with Single Sided Deafness - Poster exhibition Hlíf Sigurgeirsdóttir Liljenberg & Kateřina Šupíková, Cochlear Nordic
13:15 Pathophysiology of congenital single-sided deafness Andrej Kral, Hannover 
13:50 Effect of SSD on the individuals life - a pediatric perspective Ulrika Löfkvist, Uppsala
14:20 Break   
14:50

Advantages of cochlear implantation in children with single sided deafness: a longitudinal study

Astrid van Wieringen, Leuven

15:25

Outcomes of an RCT comparing cochlear implantation to other treatments in adults with SSD

Diane Smit, Utrecht

16:00 Vestibular schwannomas and CI Jeanette Hess Erga, Haukeland
16:25 Break   
16:40 Round table: treatment of SSD in Nordic countries

Sweden: Anna Granath,Karolinska

Norway: Jakob Skalleberg, Oslo

Denmark: Cecilia Fernandez Samar, Copenhagen

Finland: Topi Jutila, Helsinki

17:25-17:45 Summary and close of day 1 Jeanette Hess Erga, Haukeland
19:00 Dinner Restaurant Runway on level 2

Agenda Day 2

Thursday 5th December: The How

Moderator: Ville Sivonen, Helsinki 

08:30 Introduction to day 2 Ville Sivonen, Helsinki 
08:40 Our experiences with cochlear implant treatment for single-sided deafness Jesper Yde, Copenhagen
09:15 Rehabilitation and evaluation of outcomes in CI recipients with SSD Ida Jensen Friis, Aarhus 
09:50 Device usage in SSD CI recipients Kristoffer Foldager Jörgensen, Aarhus 
10:05 Break   
10:35 How to approach fitting in SSD cases Kristoffer Foldager Jörgensen, Aarhus & Jesper Dahl, Copenhagen
11:15 The Swiss experience from introducing CI to patients with SSD and results from the CI registry Tobias Kleinjung, Zürich 
11:35 Insights in the neurophysiological background of CI implantation in single sided deafness – results from PET and EEG studies Tobias Kleinjung, Zürich 
11:55 US guidelines on cochlear implantation to children and adults with SSD Kevin D. Brown, North Carolina, USA
12:25 Discussion, summary and close 

Ville Sivonen, Helsinki 

Jeanette Hess Erga, Haukeland 

Lotta Vedholm, Cochlear Nordic

13:00 Lunch Restaurant Runway on level 2
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