Sound therapies are a common component of treatments for tinnitus and hyperacusis. The
original idea was to partially or completely mask tinnitus with broadband noise delivered by …

Tinnitus, a common disease in the clinic, is associated with persistent pain and high costs to
society. Several aspects of tinnitus, such as the pathophysiology mechanism, effective …

Here, we investigate remodeling of hippocampal cholinergic inputs after noise exposure and
determine the relevance of these changes to tinnitus. To assess the effects of noise …

Accumulating evidence implicates a role for brain structures outside the ascending auditory
pathway in tinnitus, the phantom perception of sound. In addition to other factors such as …

Previous work has led to the hypothesis that, during the production of noise‐induced
tinnitus, higher levels of nitric oxide (NO), in the ventral cochlear nucleus (VCN), increase …

A common method for measuring changes in temporal processing sensitivity in both humans
and animals makes use of GaP-induced Inhibition of the Acoustic Startle (GPIAS). It is also …

Rodent models of tinnitus are commonly used to study its mechanisms and potential
treatments. Tinnitus can be identified by changes in the gap-induced prepulse inhibition of …

Objectives Tinnitus has no reliable cure but may be significantly relieved by the usage of
cochlear implants. However, not all tinnitus patients necessitate cochlear implantation that …

Tinnitus is known to affect 10–15% of the population, severely impacting 1–2% of those
afflicted. Canonically, tinnitus is generally a consequence of peripheral auditory damage …

Tinnitus is a phenomenon in which a sound is heard by an individual without the presence
of external acoustic stimulation. Its origin is still a subject of much debate as there is currently …