Head Noises in Normal and in Disordered Ears: Significance, Measurement, Differentiation and Treatment

Tinnitus related to eyelid blinking

“…(Fowler, 1944). It may be, and often is, present in some form in persons who have no apparent aural or other disease (Fowler, 1944). The source of the tinnitus in this patient is probably twofold: (1) from the movement of the soft palate; (2) from the contraction of middle ear muscles.…”

“…'Tinnitus should be considered not only as a symptom of aural disease, but also as a symptom frequently accompanying disorders of other portions of the body.' (Fowler, 1944). It may be, and often is, present in some form in persons who have no apparent aural or other disease (Fowler, 1944).…”

A comparative study between tinnitus masking and tinnitus retraining therapy on perceived tinnitus handicap and cognition

“…If an external sound can drown out the tinnitus, then it is said to mask the tinnitus. [17][18][19] The objective of the present study was to assess whether Tinnitus retraining therapy is effective in the management of tinnitus through pre therapeutic data, post therapeutic data and post transfer data based on THI score and TCQ score to compare the efficacy of Tinnitus Retraining therapy than tinnitus masking therapy on two groups of participants having tinnitus.…”

Perfil fonoaudiológico da comunidade do Dendê: perspectiva para ações futuras

“…Doze por cento dos indivíduos entre 65 a 74 anos são acometidos pelo zumbido (26) . Chega a atingir 15% da população geral, podendo 15% a 25% deste grupo, apresentar interferência importante na sua qualidade de vida (27,28) .…”