Temporal bone remodeling after venous stenting for pulsatile tinnitus: isolated dehiscence versus diverticulum.

Zhang Z, Han Y, Su T et al.

Venous stenting for pulsatile tinnitus was successful in most patients, with bone remodeling more likely in those with a sinus pouch than isolated wall dehiscence.

Evidence for a Transient State of Auditory Hypersensitivity During Initial Onset of Tinnitus: IDAEP Changes Between Acute and Chronic Tinnitus.

Umashankar A, Alter K, Gander PE et al.

Auditory reactivity measured by a brain test may be highest when tinnitus first starts, then gradually decreases as the condition becomes chronic.

Trauma-Associated Tinnitus and Hearing Loss: A Comprehensive Narrative Review of Prevalence, Risk Factors, and Clinical Outcomes.

Boicu DG, Bitere-Popa OR, Cozma RS et al.

Tinnitus and hearing loss are frequent after blast injury, acoustic trauma, and head trauma, with early treatment associated with better recovery outcomes.

An Open Comparative Study on the Effectiveness of Customized and Non-Customized Sound Therapy for Tinnitus Patients.

Xie H, Liu Y, Yang S et al.

Customized sound therapy tailored to individual tinnitus reduced severity and anxiety better than standard nature sounds, though results were not from a randomized trial.

Personalized Music-Embedded Sound Therapy Based on Gating Modulation and Neural Decoupling Reduces Tinnitus Severity.

Henriquez PI, Delano PH, Herrada J et al.

Music-embedded desynchronization therapy was associated with greater reductions in tinnitus distress over three months compared with control sound therapy.

Auricular Ultrasonic Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Effectiveness of Blinding and the Occurrence of Adverse Effects in People with Tinnitus.

Hinton P, Labree B, Kaiser M et al.

A non-invasive ultrasonic vagus nerve stimulation device was highly blinded in testing and caused only mild, uncommon side effects; tinnitus loudness was stable or improved in both real and sham conditions.

The Auditory-Visual Stroop Test to Assess Subjects with Tinnitus.

Barros ACMP, Gil D, Barros FA et al.

An auditory-visual attention test showed people with tinnitus had slower performance and more errors, particularly when sounds matched their tinnitus pitch.

Domain-Specific Associations Between Physical Activity and Tinnitus in NHANES 2015-2018.

Britton M, Hosick PA

Recreational physical activity was associated with lower tinnitus odds, while work-related physical activity was associated with higher odds in a large U.S. survey.

Cluster Analysis of Clinical Characteristics, Sleep Quality, Depression and Melatonin Levels in Patients with Idiopathic Subjective Tinnitus.

Yüksel Aslıer NG, Cangül B, Ekim B et al.

Older tinnitus patients with low melatonin levels had more severe symptoms and worse sleep, while younger patients showed stronger links between tinnitus loudness and melatonin.

Link Between Chronic Tinnitus and miR-30e, miR-206 , and miR-124 Polymorphisms Modulating the Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor Gene.

Dogan G, Boyacioglu O, Dogan M et al.

Certain gene variants affecting a brain growth factor may influence tinnitus development by impacting the auditory system.

Tinnitus, temporomandibular disorders and muscle activity: what's the connection?

Çoban E, Altay B, Ulucan MÇ et al.

Treating jaw disorders improved tinnitus symptoms in about one-third of patients and improved quality of life, suggesting jaw disorders may be linked to tinnitus.

Importance of Comprehensive Tinnitus Assessment: A Conceptual Analysis of International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF)-Linked Questionnaires.

Naudé A, Kanji A

Further research is required to determine whether broader ICF coverage leads to improved outcomes.

Tinnitus burden in patients with chronic suppurative otitis media undergoing surgery in Nepal: a cross-sectional study.

Capper R, Bohara RB, Bohara G et al.

What you see is what you hear: microangioscopy-guided management of carotid-cochlear dehiscence in pulsatile tinnitus.

Sousa JA, Goodluck-Tyndall R, Singfer U et al.

The MA demonstrated intraluminal vascular indentation consistent with the underlying bony defect.

Modifiable risk factors for tinnitus: A Mendelian randomization study.

Zheng K, Zheng Y, Lei Y et al.

Larger waist circumference was genetically associated with higher tinnitus risk, suggesting abdominal obesity may be a modifiable factor to prevent tinnitus.

Shared and Individual Resting-State MEG Network Signatures of Tinnitus Revealed by Holistic Graph Learning.

Shabestari PS, Behjat HH, Ville DV et al.

Brain scans revealed that people with tinnitus have distinct altered connectivity patterns across multiple brain networks compared with those without tinnitus.

Disproportionality analysis of drug-associated tinnitus safety signals: a 43-year pharmacovigilance study.

Narasimhaswamy N, Ganesan S, Poojar B

A 43-year review of adverse event reports identified 74 drugs with safety signals for tinnitus, including some without current hearing-related warnings.

Associations Between Football-Related Exposures, Head Injury, Tinnitus, and Neuropsychological Health Outcomes Among Professional American-Style Football Players.

Konstantinides NA, Leung M, Grashow R et al.

Former football players with more head injuries were more likely to report tinnitus, and tinnitus was associated with stronger links to mood and cognitive problems.

[Bilateral low-frequency hearing loss and tinnitus following spinal anesthesia during a cesarean section].

Hoch CC, Haslinger C, Capecchi F et al.

Association Between Cannabis Use and Tinnitus: A Multi-Center Propensity-Score-Matched Cohort Study.

Ayo-Ajibola O, Jung T, Gonzalves D et al.

Cannabis use was associated with higher short-term tinnitus risk, particularly with more severe use patterns, but not at longer follow-up periods.