Direct Electrical Stimulation of Heschl's Gyrus for Tinnitus Treatment

[Dubbyaman]

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18094653

http://www.tinnitusformula.com/libr...f-the-brain-for-tinnitus-relief/#.VN4IE_nF_E0

I read somewhere else that this procedure was first performed in 04 and one afterwards. Both patients were t free

between 06 and 13, from what i read, there were 3 more operations all of which were successful. there was 35 percent improvement, then the next had 50 and the last one to my knowledge had 80.

 

[Beste]

I want to know about this study. Do you guys any further knowledge?

 

[mintblue]

@Beste your profile picture is terrifying

 

[Sailboardman]

@Dubbyaman,

I'm hooking up a steel patio chair, to my electric panel as I write this. I hope this shit works bro? Ready to throw the third switch!

 

[Beste]

@Beste your profile picture is terrifying

It portrays the way Tinnitus got me. Zombie. It made me a zombie.

 

[mintblue]

It portrays the way Tinnitus got me. Zombie. It made me a zombie.

Sorry

 

[Beste]

Is it true that you need cochlear implant to get this treatment? If it is not where I can be a part of this study?

 

[Dubbyaman]

@Beste To my knowledge, this is no longer a study It was back then where they tried implanting electrodes in patients. Results varied. 2 people were cured, 1 person experienced no change and 3 others had minor to major improvement.
Back when I first got T, I went to Michigan to see Dr. Michael Seidman to see if I could get the surgery only to find out that the study was no longer being funded because it was so long ago. Those who wanted the surgery would have to pay 150k out of pocket which I didnt have obviously lol. Its very frustrating that all the ACTUAL stuff they can do with T with surgical implantation and such is within the realm of experimentation. Here's a video you might be interested in.