Evaluation of Notch therapy in individuals with subjective tinnitus
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Abstract (EN)
The aim of this study is to evaluate Notch Therapy application with Tinnitus Disability Questionnaire and Beck Depression in individuals with subjective tinnitus. Thirty people aged 18 and over who did not have a problem that prevented cognitive, sensory and verbal communication were included. Persons with subjective tinnitus of the sensorineural type with mild to moderate hearing loss were selected. Tinnitus pitch and tinnitus loudness were determined within the scope of tinnitus measurements. Persons using hearing aids with unilateral or bilateral Notch Therapy feature are based on. Hearing aid with Notch Therapy feature was used in the study, and all cases consisted of people who were newly diagnosed and applied to our center. Beck Depression and Tinitus Disability Questionnaires; The change in the score between the results of the questionnaire was calculated proportionally when the case first admitted, before starting the therapy application, 3 weeks after starting therapy, and 6 weeks after the initiation of therapy.
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Halil Buğra Akbil
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Halil Buğra Akbil (Master Thesis). Evaluation of Notch therapy in individuals with subjective tinnitus, 2021, İstanbul Gelişim University.
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