Примери за tinnitus

• Subjective tinnitus requires a detailed assessment of hearing but may occur in the absence of any hearing impairment.

• Results from this study are consistent with this the most frequent symptoms suffered being hearing loss, tinnitus and imbalance.

• Tinnitus may be matched and masked by standard audiometric techniques20 but this is subjective.

• These symptoms include dysarthria, vertigo, tinnitus, ataxia, bilateral paresis or paresthesia.

• Abnormalities of acoustically evoked magnetic fields in some patients with tinnitus have recently been demonstrated23 but this is not a universal finding.

• The conditions with which tinnitus is associated are legion19 but, in the majority of cases, the pathophysiology remains obscure.

• In terms of prosthetic management, for tinnitus associated with hearing loss, the provision of a hearing aid may improve the patient's hearing and lessen the attention directed to tinnitus.

• Often patients will complain of earache or tinnitus rather than admit to being deaf in an effort to be referred to the appropriate centre for hearing assessment.

• Apart from the savage irony of the tinnitus sounds in her head, she has heard nothing.

• We are of course aware of who is most often affected by the illness known as tinnitus.

• The level of facilities for tinnitus sufferers is for health authorities to decide, taking account of other claims on the resources available.

• Simple problems such as tinnitus or the difficulties currently treated with grommets are also susceptible to that approach.

• Support and hearing therapy available includes counselling, communication training/tactics, tinnitus therapy and help in coping with balance problems.

• People suffering from tinnitus may receive treatment under normal service funding arrangements.

• It is not known how many people suffer from tinnitus.