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Roitman, Darío

doi:10.3989/loquens.2018.052

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“…This means that approximately twice the number of men than women asked for help with their tinnitus. Similar percentages have been reported in other studies with similar percentages (60% versus 40% in [ 13 ], 66% versus 34% in [ 28 ], and 61% versus 39% in [ 22 ]). However, although significantly more males report tinnitus, females seem to progress to greater emotional distress [ 22 ].…”

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A Heterogeneous Sample of a Spanish Tinnitus Cohort

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2023

Brain Sciences

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Taking into account heterogeneity has been highly recommended in tinnitus studies both to disentangle all diverse factors that can contribute to their complexity and to design personalized treatments. To this aim, a heterogeneous sample of 270 tinnitus subjects is analyzed considering the gender (male/female), hearing condition (hearing-impaired/normal-hearing), and tinnitus severity (compensated/decompensated) subgroups. Two categorical variables (tinnitus laterality and tinnitus sound type) and four quantitative variables (average auditory threshold, age of tinnitus onset, tinnitus frequency, and tinnitus severity) are used. The percentages (for categorical variables) and mean values (for quantitative variables) of the whole sample are compared with these of each subgroup. Furthermore, correlational and hypothesis testing is applied to calculate the correlation coefficients and statistical significance, respectively. The results show that the male and female subgroups contrast in the sound type and frequency of their tinnitus, hearing-impaired and normal-hearing individuals differ, in addition, in their average auditory threshold, and the compensated/decompensated tinnitus subgroup provides significantly distinct values in tinnitus laterality and tinnitus sound.

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A Heterogeneous Sample of a Spanish Tinnitus Cohort

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2023

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Relación entre hiperacusia, tinnitus y los trastornos emocionales: una revisión sistemática

Jaimes Socha,

Merchán Mantilla

2024

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Objetivo: determinar la relación entre hiperacusia, tinnitus y los trastornos emocionales, dado que, aunque las molestias auditivas por excesiva sensibilidad al ruido o estímulos sonoros y el tinnitus son comunes, disminuyen la calidad de vida del ser humano en sus diferentes facetas de vida. Materiales y métodos: Teniendo en cuenta el objetivo planteado, se realiza un planteamiento de la investigación descriptivo cualitativo, a través de una revisión sistemática orientada por la guía metodológica PRISMA, con la herramienta PICO, adaptada a la herramienta PIO. Resultados: Se tomaron 50 artículos de los cuales 18 hacían parte de estudios experimentales en humanos, en su mayoría de la fecha de 1994, 1995, 2002, 2003, en países europeos, debido a la escasa investigación acerca del tema en Latinoamérica. Discusión: La hiperacusia, el tinnitus si tienen una relación existente, por su conexión con estructuras neuronales compartidas y por los neurotransmisores en común para la regulación de las emociones y la hiperacusia y tinnitus, de acuerdo con la revisión de la literatura, se evidencia la relación existente entre la hiperacusia, tinnitus y los trastornos emocionales.

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Online research on tinnitus and hyperacusis via our website

Cited by 2 publications

References 8 publications

A Heterogeneous Sample of a Spanish Tinnitus Cohort

A Heterogeneous Sample of a Spanish Tinnitus Cohort

Relación entre hiperacusia, tinnitus y los trastornos emocionales: una revisión sistemática

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