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Detailed analysis of high frequency auditory brainstem response in patients with tinnitus: A preliminary study

Pinkl et al., 2017

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17673576572383129557
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Pinkl J
Wilson M
Billingsly D
Munguia-Vazquez R
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The International Tinnitus Journal

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Increased spontaneous activity and aberrant neural synchrony is thought to be the underlying cause of tinnitus. The perceived pitch of tinnitus may be dictated by frequency specific neural fibers of the subcortical pathway, or the projection of altered cortical activity …
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