Subjective tinnitus, the perception of sound in the absence of any sound source, is routinely
assessed using questionnaires. The subjective nature of these tools hampers objective …

Introduction Accumulating evidence suggests a role of the brainstem in tinnitus generation
and modulation. Several studies in chronic tinnitus patients have reported latency and …

The current limited understanding of tinnitus neurophysiology is one of the major obstacles
in developing effective treatments for chronic tinnitus. As such, there is an urgent need for …

Introduction Tinnitus is sound perception in the absence of a sound source. Changes in
parameters of latency and amplitude on the auditory event related potentials or long latency …

Objective: Treatment effect in tinnitus research is commonly evaluated by use of self-report
questionnaires. As this is a solely subjective assessment method, the need for an objective …

Objectives: The primary aim of this study was to evaluate whether there is cortical auditory
evoked potential (CAEP) evidence of impaired sensory gating in individuals with tinnitus. On …

Tinnitus is a commonly encountered complaint in routine audiology practice. The
pathophysiology and exact generation site of tinnitus is not precisely established. Auditory …

Introduction So far, Auditory Event-Related Potential (AERP) features have been used to
characterize neural activity of patients with tinnitus. However, these EEG patterns could be …

BACKGROUND The heterogeneity of tinnitus is thought to underlie the lack of objective
diagnostic measures. METHODS Longitudinal data from 20,349 participants of the Swedish …

Purpose Previous research suggests the existence of gap detection impairments because of
tinnitus. The current study aimed to determine whether there was objective evidence of gap …