To allocate sufficient resources to clinical services or to research and development in the
most effective way possible, statistics are needed on the prevalence of the condition in …

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Three thousand six hundred randomly selected adults in the city of Gothenburg (425,000
inhabitants) stratified by age and gender, were questioned by mail concerning tinnitus. We …

This report has provided a brief survey of the Tinnitus Clinic population as it appeared near
the end of 1981, when 1806 patients had been seen. That number is probably sufficient to …

Tinnitus-the perception of sound originating from within the head rather than the external
world-is a common, if not universal, experience,'but a distinction must be drawn between the …

The prevalence of tinnitus was studied in a large population of noise-exposed workers. It
was found that 6.6% had tinnitus which was more than momentary. Results of two other …

Keypoints 1. Many studies have addressed the prevalence of tinnitus, but the definition of
tinnitus has varied. 2. Some studies have reported that as many as 80% of the adult …

Introduction There is no standard diagnostic criterion for tinnitus, although some clinical
assessment instruments do exist for identifying patient complaints. Within epidemiological …

Tinnitus is a symptom which affects about 17% of general population all around the world.
There has been no epidemiological data on the incidence of tinnitus in Poland so far. The …

Chronic subjective tinnitus is a common feature of clinical otosclerosis. Analysis of the
records of 1,014 consecutive cases of clinical otosclerosis, all confirmed by stapes surgery …