… a tinnitus outcome questionnaire for sound management (listening to sound stimuli for tinnitus
… (Tinnitus characteristics, the impact of tinnitus, tinnitus and hearing issues, handedness, …

… the clinical management of those with tinnitus and special attention should be placed to
fully explore health, social, occupational, and emotional factors that may contribute to tinnitus …

… with tinnitus patients, as we educate patients on the causes and mechanisms of tinnitus. The
… We emphasize that tinnitus does not cause hearing loss, though can make it harder to hear …

… Tinnitus caused by auditory pathway lesions is often transient and disappears spontaneously
within short time regardless to its etiology. This is due to the activation of thalamic filtering …

… tinnitus does not refer to any acoustic qualities of tinnitus. For … inconsistency between, clinical
guidelines for tinnitus and an … of tinnitus assessment and treatment in clinical guidelines in …

… Tinnitus is an ancient phenomenon, and an early description is found in the Babylonian …
curse of Titus as tinnitus caused by a gnat which “pecked at his brain” [2]. Tinnitus is classified as …

… clinical management of tinnitus… cause progressive injury to the ear, and this neurodegeneration
is supposed to increase hearing difficulties in noisy circumstances and may cause tinnitus…

… tinnitus could initially be grouped according to tinnitus severity to direct further management.
… This study also has substantial implications regarding tinnitus management and treatment. …

… their effectiveness through clinical research. Thus we are still at the very beginning stage of
the development of tinnitus management apps, … Tinnitus: causes and clinical management …

… tinnitus in clinical trials designed to evaluate treatment options using investigational medicinal
products. Tests applied in tinnitus-related research and clinical … Tinnitus causes a variety …