2001
DOI: 10.1097/00129492-200105000-00009
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Hyperacusis: Review and Clinical Guidelines

Abstract: Hyperacusis was shown to be caused by pathologic conditions of the peripheral auditory system, diseases of the central nervous system diseases, and hormonal and infectious diseases. In some cases there was no known cause. The pathophysiology of hyperacusis probably involves a central mechanism rather than a peripheral one. Suggested clinical guidelines and treatment are discussed.

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“…Hyperacusis, an increased sensitivity to sound at levels that would normally not be of discomfort to an individual has been associated with exposure to sound and is often reported in people with a known hearing loss (Katzenell and Segal 2001). According to Anari et al (1999) it occurs in 43% of musicians.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Hyperacusis, an increased sensitivity to sound at levels that would normally not be of discomfort to an individual has been associated with exposure to sound and is often reported in people with a known hearing loss (Katzenell and Segal 2001). According to Anari et al (1999) it occurs in 43% of musicians.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Desde a década de 30, pesquisas indicavam a presença de hiper sensibilidade auditiva, associada a outras alterações, como paralisia do nervo facial (6) , pós-estapedectomia (7)(8) , zumbido (9) , síndrome de Williams (10) . Atualmente, sabe-se que a hiperacusia pode ser causada ou acompanhar diversas condições patológicas periféricas (estapedectomia, paralisia de Bell, síndrome de Ramsay Hunt) ou centrais (enxaqueca, depressão, traumatismo craniano leve) (11) . Embora as causas da hiperacusia ainda não estejam determinadas com exatidão, a exposição prolongada a ruído intenso é um fator desencadeante importante (12)(13) .…”
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“…necessarily sound-or situation specific (Baguley 2003;Katzenell and Segal 2001). Tinnitus and hyperacusis are considered to be perceptual indicators of an abnormal increase in the "gain" of the central auditory system resulting from loss of peripheral input.…”
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