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Objectives: Recent animal studies demonstrated that cochlear synaptopathy, a partial loss of inner hair cell-auditory nerve fiber synapses, can occur in response to noise exposure without any permanent auditory threshold shift. In animal model[...]Article
This study obtained preliminary data using two types of sound therapy to suppress tinnitus and/or reduce its functional effects: (1) Notched noise (1000–12,000 Hz notched within a 1-octave range centred around the tinnitus pitch match [PM][...]Article
Dawn Konrad-Martin ; Kristin Knight ; Garnett P. McMillan ; Laura Elizabeth Dreisbach ; Elsac Nelson ; Marilyna Dille |Objective: Distortion-product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAEs) provide a rapid, noninvasive measure of outer hair cell damage associated with chemotherapy and are a key component of pediatric ototoxicity monitoring. Serial monitoring of DPOAE leve[...]Article
Kelly M. Reavis ; Garnett P. McMillan ; Kathleen F. Carlson ; Antony R. Joseph ; Jonathan M. Snowden ; Susan E. Griest ; James A. Henry |Objectives: Auditory impairments, particularly those resulting from hazardous occupational noise exposures, are pressing concerns for the US Departments of Defense (DoD) and Veterans Affairs (VA). However, to date, no studies have estimated the [...]Article
Sarah M. Theodoroff ; Garnett P. McMillan ; Caroline J. Schmidt ; Serena M. Dann ; Christian Hauptmann ; Marie-Christine Goodworth ; Ruth Q. Leibowitz ; Chan Random ; James A. Henry |Objective Compare the relative efficacy of DesyncraTM and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). Design and study sample Sixty-one participants were randomly assigned to receive either DesyncraTM (n = 29) or CBT (n = 32)[...]Article
Tele-audiology improves access, controls cost, and improves efficiency of many aspects within health care. We have developed and validated a device, the ototoxicity identification device (OtoID), which enables remote hearing monitoring by a pati[...]Article
Whereas hearing aids have long been considered effective for providing relief from tinnitus, controlled clinical studies evaluating this premise have been very limited.Article
The sooner people receive treatment for hearing loss (HL), the quicker they are able to recognize speech and to master hearing aid technology. Unfortunately, a majority of people with HL wait until their impairments have progressed from moderate[...]
