Tinnitus can be broadly defined as an auditory perception of internal origin. It represents a
variety of aural sensations, including high or low frequencies that can be constant or …

This article reviews the use of human neuroimaging for chronic subjective tinnitus. Evidence-
based guidance on the clinical use of imaging to identify relevant auditory lesions when …

Tinnitus is defined as the perception of sound in the absence of an external sound source. It
is further categorized as subjective or objective (Table 1). Subjective tinnitus may be …

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entandaudiologynews. com objective (perceptible to another person) pulsatile tinnitus is …

Tinnitus affects 10% of the US general population and is a common indication for imaging
studies. We describe a sequential compartment-based diagnostic approach, which …

Tinnitus, a buzzing or ringing in the ear, may be pulsatile or continuous (nonpulsatile). The
distinction, with a detailed clinical evaluation, determines the most appropriate imaging …

Tinnitus is a condition in which patients hear a sound that is not present in the external
world. Up to 25% of the population experiences tinnitus, but only 8% experience frequent …

The article presents a study which evaluates various imaging modalities in diagnosing
pulsatile and nonpulsatile tinnitus. Noted is the contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance …

Some of the symptoms associated with the temporal bone diseases are nonspecific,
whereas others overlap with each other. Careful history and physical examination is of …

Tinnitus is an auditory phantom characterized by the perception of sound without the
presence of an external acoustical source. The peripheral auditory system is considered to …