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Eloy79 reacted to DimLeb's post in the thread Sleep Architecture Disrupted in Tinnitus Sufferers with.
In other news, during deep sleep, the brain can naturally turn off vision and smell as well. LOL. Basically, we’re not aware of much when we sleep! -
Eloy79 replied to the thread Sleep Architecture Disrupted in Tinnitus Sufferers.The Brain, Tinnitus, and Sleep: An Unexpected Relationship Studies have shown that tinnitus is a phantom perception, meaning that the brain...
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Eloy79 replied to the thread Tinnitus, a Cochlear Phenomenon? Cochlear Origin of Tinnitus and Outer Hair Cell Motor Protein Prestin as a Biomarker for Tinnitus.The key new discovery that could revolutionize the treatment of tinnitus and hyperacusis: https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2103-24.2025
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Eloy79 replied to the thread Biomarker Discovery for Chronic Tinnitus Diagnosis (TIDE Project).Is Serum Uric Acid Level a Prognostic Value for Tinnitus Severity? Conclusion: In this study, it was observed that there was a clear correlation...
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Eloy79 replied to the thread Cilcare's CIL001 Targets Cochlear Synaptopathy — An American/French Collaboration.Spectacular at 8 years old is absurd. I’m using Google Translate, so if it doesn’t translate well, someone let me know. Although, if we are going...
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Eloy79 replied to the thread Cilcare's CIL001 Targets Cochlear Synaptopathy — An American/French Collaboration.Was Caroverine not used for cochlear synaptopathy?
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Eloy79 reacted to Gb3's post in the thread Neurosoft Bioelectronics: Implantable Electrodes to Treat Tinnitus with.Completed.
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Eloy79 replied to the thread Eye Movement-Related Eardrum Oscillations (EMREOs).Usher syndrome already links vision and hearing through hair cells.
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Eloy79 reacted to ZFire's post in the thread The NO/ONOO- Cycle as the Etiological Mechanism of Tinnitus with.
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Eloy79 replied to the thread Cilcare's CIL001 Targets Cochlear Synaptopathy — An American/French Collaboration.Luckily, the arrow of time only moves in one direction. I think dwelling too much on possible treatments that failed in the past sometimes becomes...