Recent content by Frédéric

The link provided by @RODRIGO does not work anymore, but here is a related publication.

Weird thing: on this website from a French practitioner, hyperacusis and tinnitus are listed as exclusion criteria: https://www.lartdesecomprendre.com/conseils-et-contre-indications/

Can Pupillometry Help to Choose the Right Nerve for Tinnitus Reduction? Once again, a new article from researcher Henk Koning. I really do not understand his research. Maybe someone can explain it to me?

Work absence and ability in tinnitus patients: the role of hyperacusis and tinnitus severity

It is always the same dilemma. Is it useful or harmful to post this kind of publication? I personally think it is useful to keep awareness of our torment, even if it has already been said, but it is up to the moderators. Systematic review and meta-analysis of the correlation between tinnitus...

The important information is this: A U-shaped relationship between sleep duration and tinnitus incidence: analysis of 13,871 participants from NHANES

Plasticity of the auditory cortex and brainstem in surgically induced unilaterally deaf adult humans with and without tinnitus Highlights The unilaterally deaf (UD) with tinnitus group showed high ipsilateral hemisphere cortical auditory evoked potential amplitude. This increased sensor level...

The PDF publication below reminded me of this thread. By the way, searching otolithlabs.com with the keyword tinnitus returns “no results found.”

Yet another team is trying to solve the inner ear delivery issue. Injectable polyplex-loaded glycol chitosan thermogel for efficient and safe inner ear gene delivery Highlights A novel RH-PAMAM G2 polyplex-loaded HGC thermogel system has been designed to enable effective gene delivery to the...

At first, based on the title, I thought this publication was about experiments conducted by a biolab. Then I realized it was another biobank informatics request. The new thing for me was discovering the existence of the GeneCards database (were you aware of it?). It seems to be a different...

Completed. However, I must confess that I likely lowered the averages of this survey significantly because I am excessively fearful.

@Joeseph Stope, thank you very much for your compliments; I am very flattered. As I have already mentioned on this forum, it is thanks to a Google Scholar alert with the keyword “tinnitus” that I set myself the goal of reviewing the publications (around 10 are released almost daily) and...

So, there is a biological difference between mild tinnitus and severe tinnitus: Neural Mechanisms of Tinnitus:An Exploration from the Perspective of Varying Severity Levels And there is a biological difference between acute tinnitus and chronic tinnitus: Decoding Tinnitus Progression...

Tinnitus, lucid dreaming and awakening. An online survey and theoretical implications

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00405-025-09246-7