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MED-EL Research:
OTOPLAN Analysis

Please note, this site is intended for upload of images for patients who have agreed to participate in MED-EL research studies. Any information shared with you after analysis will be specific to the specified study protocol.

If you are intending to submit scans for clinical OTOPLAN on Demand analysis or desire to receive a clinical report, please submit your request here: www.otoplanondemand.com.

Steps for submitting scans for research analysis:

  • Complete the request form below.
  • Check your email for request confirmation and a link to upload images.
  • Securely upload a DICOM (.dcm) file with your patient’s preoperative CT or MRI images or your patient's postoperative CT images.
  • Click here for OTOPLAN On Demand Imaging Guidelines.

Questions?

  • For patients participating in a MED-EL research study at your center, please email the MED-EL Clinical Research Team at research.us@medel.com or your MED-EL study contact.
  • For patients participating in research studies at MED-EL US Headquarters please email the MED-EL Research lab at research.lab@medel.com.

Send Your Scans for Analysis

Patient Details

Uploader Details

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Image File Transfer

Your request is not complete until the patient images are submitted via the secure link provided in your confirmation email.  In the box below, please enter the exact name of the zipped DICOM file.

 

By submitting this OTOPLAN On Demand request,


1 OTOPLAN is a product of CAScination AG.

2 Disclaimer: Not all OTOPLAN functions are indicated for use with abnormal or malformed cochlea.  The information displayed in OTOPLAN compares MED-EL electrode parameters to a patient’s estimated cochlear anatomy. The software and analysis report do not select or recommend a specific electrode array. Responsibility for electrode selection rests solely with the health care professional. Furthermore, frequency estimates displayed in OTOPLAN are based on the estimated position of a patient’s electrode array and may not reflect patient perception. Frequency estimates and Anatomy-Based Fitting are pieces of clinical information the audiologist may choose to incorporate into the overall cochlear implant mapping procedure for an individual patient. OTOPLAN is not meant to replace the professional judgment of experienced health care providers.

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