Tinnitus is a disturbing condition defined as the occurrence of acoustic hallucinations with
no actual sound. Although the mechanisms underlying tinnitus have been explored …

Tinnitus is an unpleasant symptom characterized by detective hearing without the actual
sound input. Despite numerous studies elucidating a variety of pathomechanisms inducing …

Objective: Summarize and analyze the current research results of tinnitus-related genes,
explore the potential links between the results of each study, and provide reference for …

Tinnitus often results in severe psychological distress. The present study hypothesized that
tinnitus acts as a chronic stressor and induces dysregulation of the production of cytokines …

Hearing loss is the biggest risk factor for tinnitus, and hearing-loss-related pathological
changes in the auditory pathway have been hypothesized as the mechanism underlying …

Noisy tinnitus is a common auditory system disease characterized by persistent tinnitus
symptoms. The TLR4/NF-κ B/NLRP3 signaling pathway plays an important role in …

Background Tinnitus is an auditory phantom sensation in the absence of an acoustic
stimulus, which affects nearly 15% of the population. Excessive noise exposure is one of the …

Tinnitus is a widespread and potentially debilitating hearing disorder with a diverse clinical
etiology. Here, we review evidence that neuroinflammation may be a mechanism leading to …

Tinnitus is thought to be triggered by aberrant neural activity in the central auditory pathway
and is often accompanied by comorbidities of emotional distress and anxiety, which imply …

Abstract Background and Aim: Tinnitus is a perception of sound in ears or head in the
absence of any external stimuli. Despite its high prevalence in various age groups, tinnitus …