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A new floating piezoelectric microphone (NFPM), driven by the acoustic vibration of the ossicles, has been manufactured in the lab. This study aimed at exploring the stability and bio-compatibility of this NFPM. The NFPM was implanted into the cat tympanic cavity by clamping it to the handle of the malleus, and then a temporal bone computed tomography (CT) plain scan and three dimensional reconstruction were performed to observe its coupling with the handle of the malleus. After six months of implantation, cats' blood samples were taken for pro-inflammatory
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