Tinnitus is a heterogeneous phenomenon indexed by various EEG oscillatory profiles.
Applying neurofeedback (NFB) with the aim of changing these oscillatory patterns not only …

Abstract Background and Objective Tinnitus is a neuropathological condition that results in
mild buzzing or ringing of the ears without an external sound source. Current tinnitus …

Hearing loss is a prevalent health issue that affects individuals worldwide. Binaural hearing
refers to the ability to integrate information received simultaneously from both ears, allowing …

Chronic tinnitus often affects elderly or hearing-impaired individuals, which can disturb their
daily lives by disrupting concentration and limiting communication. Clinically, sound …

Tinnitus is a neuropathological phenomenon caused by the recognition of external sound
that does not actually exist. Existing diagnostic methods for tinnitus are rather subjective and …

EEG-based tinnitus classification is a valuable tool for tinnitus diagnosis, research, and
treatments. Most current works are limited to a single dataset where data patterns are …

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 …

The present database provides demographic (age and sex), clinical (hearing loss and
acoustic properties of tinnitus), psychometric (based on Tinnitus Handicapped Inventory and …

The perception of sound can differ significantly, regardless of its physical properties. The
frequency content of a sound can provoke different psychoacoustic effects on humans, and …

Chronic tinnitus is highly prevalent but lacks precise diagnostic or effective therapeutic
standards. Its onset and treatment mechanisms remain unclear, and there is a shortage of …