Evidence that hidden hearing loss underlies amplitude modulation encoding deficits in individuals with and without tinnitus
Damage to auditory nerve fibers that expresses with suprathreshold sounds but is hidden
from the audiogram has been proposed to underlie deficits in temporal coding ability
observed among individuals with otherwise normal hearing, and to be present in individuals
experiencing chronic tinnitus with clinically normal audiograms. We tested whether these
individuals may have hidden synaptic losses on auditory nerve fibers with low spontaneous
rates of firing (low-SR fibers) that are important for coding suprathreshold sounds in noise …
from the audiogram has been proposed to underlie deficits in temporal coding ability
observed among individuals with otherwise normal hearing, and to be present in individuals
experiencing chronic tinnitus with clinically normal audiograms. We tested whether these
individuals may have hidden synaptic losses on auditory nerve fibers with low spontaneous
rates of firing (low-SR fibers) that are important for coding suprathreshold sounds in noise …
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