1982
DOI: 10.1055/s-2007-1008536
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Tinnitus nach Eingriffen am achten Hirnnerven*

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“…• Hörnervenschäden nach Operationen oder Tumoren [58], • Schäden an den Nervenscheiden, • abnorme Synchronisierung der Nervenentladung [13].…”
Section: Zur Pathophysiologie Des Tinnitusunclassified
“…• Hörnervenschäden nach Operationen oder Tumoren [58], • Schäden an den Nervenscheiden, • abnorme Synchronisierung der Nervenentladung [13].…”
Section: Zur Pathophysiologie Des Tinnitusunclassified
“…Even after complete recovery of a disturbed cochlear function, tinnitus can persist [1]. Patients with tinnitus also report a persistence of their sensation following laby- rinthectomy or eighth-nerve neurectomy [2][3][4]. On the other hand, tinnitus in deaf patients can be suppressed by electrical stimulation of their eighth nerve via cochlear implantation [5][6][7], and tinnitus in one ear can be masked by homo-as well as contralateral noise application, point ing to a central representation of tinnitus [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pathophysiologisch wird der Tinnitus unter anderem als Ausdruck einer pathologischen Steigerung der Spontanentladungsrate der Neurone der Hörbahn angesehen, wobei die Störung unterschiedliche anatomische Strukturen betreffen kann (10,14,16,17,18,24,31).…”
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