75 Patients who have undergone surgery for Hyperacusis answer a validated questionnaire about the results of surgery.
Discovering new diagnostic technologies and treatment for ear care, balance disorders, and tinnitus
In partnership with Silverstein Institute, the Ear Research Foundation coordinates research and clinical studies to discover new diagnostic technologies and treatment for ear care, balance disorders, and tinnitus.
75 Patients who have undergone surgery for Hyperacusis answer a validated questionnaire about the results of surgery.
The relationship between cochlear implant performance and cognitive function using Self=administered Gerocognitive Examination (SAGE)
Outcomes of transtympanic dexamethasone perfusion treatment using MicroWickTM in patients with Meniere’s Disease.
OSIA performance pre-op vs post-op word understanding
A Prospective Multi-Center Study on the performance of the ponto implant system using minimally invasive ponto surgery MIPS
Presently, there are no medicines approved for hearing loss. Assistive devices such as hearing aids and cochlear implants are used to address the symptoms of hearing loss. These options, however, do not address the underlying biological cause of SNHL. This study aims to determine if the study drug can help treat the underlying biological causes of SNHL.
A randomized, double-blind placebo-controlled phase 2 study of oto-injection in subjects with unilateral subjective tinnitus.
Hyperacusis is a hearing disorder that makes it hard to deal with everyday sounds. You might also hear it called sound or noise sensitivity.
“For so long I couldn’t do anything as simple as going out. Children playing, music, the sound of waves at the beach, the sound of my own voice — things that are supposed to make me happy made me flinch. After the surgery, I was looking out over the crowd and not believing that I was there laughing and talking like everyone else. It was surreal; I wasn’t in pain.”
Audrey Ventimiglia
2019
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