Demant recalls cochlear implants – will cost up to EUR 13.4m in 2021, with more consequences for 2022

Oticon Medical, the surgical division of hearing aid group Demant, has located a performance issue in a number of non-implanted Neuro Zti cochlear implants, and the company sees no other option than to immediately withdraw the product from the market.
Photo: Demant / PR
Photo: Demant / PR
BY ALBERT RØNNING-ANDERSSON, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL PEDERSEN

Bad things often happen in threes, and they just keep coming for hearing aid manufacturer Demant. First, the company was hit by a cyber attack which effectively shut down the company for weeks, then the pandemic hit, and now Oticon Medical, the sugical division at Demant, is experiencing headwind.

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