The program consists of personalized sound exercises, with causal stimuli to ensure that the training is every day, and for the entire duration of the training, always different.
Find out moreTINNIBRAIN® is an innovative personalized app for tinnitus support developed on the knowledge of Conditional Acoustic Neuromodulation.
Find out moreIndividuals with unilateral or asymmetric hearing loss are subjects who have one ear with normal hearing sensitivity or with mild hearing loss and the other with permanent medium or severe sensorineural hearing loss
The use of sound and music as a therapeutic medium has very ancient origins that are rooted in the culture and tradition of primitive populations.
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Tinnitus also called tinnitus or "tinnitus" is a symptom, not a disease, defined as a sensation of sound perceived in one or both ears or, more generally, inside the head, not supported by external sound sources and caused from activities of the auditory system or from alteration of the sound processing mechanisms.
In the presence of tinnitus it is essential to carry out a specialist visit in order to obtain a correct diagnostic framework and consequent therapy. The specialist examination, at the exclusive judgment of the doctor, may be followed by a series of clinical and instrumental analyzes necessary for a correct classification of the symptom. The diagnostic process can be completed by radiological investigations (e.g. CT and MRI) aimed at completing the diagnosis and excluding related pathologies.
A systematic review of the epidemiological data reports that tinnitus affects about 10% of the general population, rare in children, with a greater representation in the age range between 40 and 70 and a greater frequency in the male sex than in the female one (3 /2). Although most of the affected subjects tend to "live" with the symptom and not to seek medical help, about 1-2% of the subjects affected have a certain impact on the quality of life, manifesting debilitating disorders such as insomnia, lack of concentration, tension and, in the most extreme cases, anxiety and depression.