… This review considers epidemiological studies of tinnitus published in the decade 1993–2003.
Ten studies reported tinnitus prevalence data ranging from 3% to 30%; four found tinnitus …

… the prevalence of tinnitus, it is the troubled tinnitus that is of the greatest interest because that
is the form of tinnitus … the incidence of tinnitus which will not be discussed, and the natural …

… over the age of 17 had experienced spontaneous tinnitus lasting … tinnitus can be heard by
both the patient and the examiner. This is an important distinction, because objective tinnitus …

… This study will give information on the amount and severity of tinnitus in the severely deaf …
electrical stimulation of the cochlea as a treatment for tinnitus associated with severe deafness. …

… We investigated the epidemiology of GP-recorded tinnitus in a large sample of the UK
population. IRs increased considerably over time in men and women, emphasizing a growing …

… The present article focuses on the epidemiology of primary tinnitus, which is by far the most
… This distinction is somewhat arbitrary, but for the epidemiology study we have undertaken, …

… of effect concerning the risk of developing a health … the published literature on tinnitus. We
end by offering a critical evaluation of the current status of epidemiological research on tinnitus …

… The results indicate that tinnitus is present in about 20% of our population, constant
tinnitus affects … The results of Polish epidemiological research confirm high incidence of …

… Furthermore, age and noise exposure seemed to be independent additive determinants
for the risk of having tinnitus in the population. … The gender effect reported by Davis (1983b) …

… As the literature on tinnitus has grown substantially in the last … of the evidence, which also
would consider pediatric tinnitus [… provide the main results on any and severe tinnitus estimates…