Purpose: Conventional audiometry, used to detect elevated hearing thresholds, is
insensitive to cochlear pathologies involving cochlear synapse degeneration in the absence …

Background: The perception of tinnitus may be triggered by a reduction in inhibitory function
in the central auditory nervous system. Evidence, primarily from invasive studies of animal …

Tinnitus, commonly known as" ringing in the ears", is a perception of sound without physical
sound stimulation. While anybody can experience tinnitus, it commonly co-occurs with …

Hearing loss of various types is increasingly plaguing our modern world (Geneva: World
Health Organization 2018). As the life expectancy increased in the industrialized world, age …

El acúfeno o tinnitus es un sonido subjetivo, percibido sólo por el paciente, sin haberse
producido por una fuente sonora externa o interna. Su frecuencia, intensidad y ancho de …

El objetivo de este artículo es describir los fundamentos de una terapia sonora, el ambiente
acústico enriquecido (EAE), para la estimulación selectiva de pacientes con acúfenos. El …

Many people with a history of exposure to loud music or noise report a deterioration of their
ability to understand speech in noisy settings, even if their audiograms and otoacoustic …

Objectives: Creative approaches to improve access to evidence-based tinnitus interventions
are required. The purpose of this thesis was to address this need by developing an Internet …

Tinnitus is the phantom perception of sound without an external acoustic source. Although
tinnitus affects 10-15% of adults, with symptoms from mildly bothersome to debilitating …

This paper summarizes the results of a Modified Rhyme Test conducted with masked stimuli
to simulate two common types of hearing impairment: bilateral pulsatile and pure tinnitus …