使用定制的动态声学神经刺激治疗耳鸣:基本原理和临床疗效。

Trends in Amplification Pub Date : 2008-09-01 Epub Date: 2008-07-09 DOI:10.1177/1084713808319942
Peter J Hanley, Paul B Davis
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引用次数: 45

摘要

耳鸣一直具有挑战性的治疗与一贯积极的结果。神经性耳鸣治疗是一种新的治疗方法,用于治疗临床意义重大的问题性耳鸣(以及声音耐受性降低),该治疗方法旨在同时解决听觉、注意力和情绪过程。它使用一种规定的声音刺激,为每个患者的个人听力特征定制,提供宽频率刺激来解决听觉剥夺的影响,促进缓解和放松,减少边缘系统/杏仁核和自主神经系统的参与,并应用系统脱敏原则来解决注意力过程。本文描述了这种方法背后的基本原则。它还总结了来自对照临床研究和私人诊所临床环境的临床疗效证据,在这些临床环境中,它已被证明为符合适宜性标准的患者提供持续的积极结果。
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Treatment of tinnitus with a customized, dynamic acoustic neural stimulus: underlying principles and clinical efficacy.

Tinnitus has been challenging to treat with consistently positive results. The Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatment is a newly available approach to the treatment of clinically significant, problematic tinnitus (and reduced sound tolerance) that was developed with the intention of simultaneously addressing the auditory, attentional, and emotional processes underlying the condition. It uses a prescribed acoustic stimulus, customized for each patient's individual audiometric profile, which provides a broad frequency stimulus to address the effects of auditory deprivation, promotes relief and relaxation with the intention of reducing engagement of the limbic system/amygdala and autonomic nervous system, and applies the principles of systematic desensitization to address the attentional processes. This article describes the underlying principles behind this approach. It also summarizes evidence for clinical efficacy from controlled clinical studies and from a private practice clinical setting, where it has been shown to provide consistently positive outcomes for patients meeting suitability criteria.

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Trends in Amplification
Trends in Amplification AUDIOLOGY & SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY-OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
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