Objective To evaluate the association of listening to music loudly through personal listening
devices with cochlear synaptopathy in young adults. Methods Fifty healthy young adults …

Purpose: Speech-in-noise tests and suprathreshold auditory evoked potentials are
promising biomarkers to diagnose cochlear synaptopathy (CS) in humans. This study …

Purpose: Although findings in human studies trying to identify signs of cochlear
synaptopathy (CS) are still controversial, several methodological restrictions exist, including …

Purpose Cochlear synaptopathy or hidden hearing loss is difficult to assess due to the lack
of sensitivity with standard audiological tests. Poor speech perception, especially in the …

PURPOSE: Recent studies suggest synaptic connections between hair cells and the
auditory nerve may be more vulnerable to noise-induced damage than the cochlear hair …

Little is known about objective classifying of noise exposure risk levels in personal listening
device (PLD) users and electrophysiologic evidence of cochlear synaptopathy at very fast …

Objectives The objective of the study was to identify the acute high-intensity recreational
noise-induced effects on auditory function, especially the cochlear synaptopathy-related …

Although there is strong histological evidence for age-related synaptopathy in humans,
evidence for the existence of noise-induced cochlear synaptopathy in humans is …

Animal studies demonstrate that noise exposure can permanently damage the synapses
between inner hair cells and auditory nerve fibers, even when outer hair cells are intact and …

This study aimed to advance towards a clinical diagnostic method for detection of cochlear
synaptopathy with the hypothesis that synaptopathy should be manifested in elevated …