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Hyperacusis and Williams syndrome
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1994AbstractAbnormal sensitivity to environmental sounds is a short-term feature often observed following insertion of grommets. Here we describe a child with this symptom who was found to have Williams syndrome, a condition in which hyperacusis is observed in 95 per cent of patients.
A, Nigam, P R, Samuel
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Magical ideation and hyperacusis
Cortex, 2008The subjective experience conferred by auditory perception has rarely been addressed outside of the studies of auditory hallucinations. The aim of this study is to describe the phenomenology of auditory experiences in individuals who endorse magical beliefs, but do not report hallucinations.
Dubal, Stéphanie +1 more
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Hyperacusis in Williams Syndrome
The Journal of Otolaryngology, 2001To define hyperacusis in audiologic parameters and to further elucidate central and peripheral auditory pathways.Theories surrounding hyperacusis have always been highly debated. A group of children with Williams syndrome universally complain of hyperacusis.
L B, Johnson, M, Comeau, K D, Clarke
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Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 2017
The purpose of this study was to determine the validity and reliability of a Japanese version of the Khalfa hyperacusis questionnaire (KHQ) and proposed a threshold KHQ score for classifying hyperacusis.In total, 112 patients with hyperacusis (group A) and 103 patients without hyperacusis (group B).
Naoki Oishi +2 more
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The purpose of this study was to determine the validity and reliability of a Japanese version of the Khalfa hyperacusis questionnaire (KHQ) and proposed a threshold KHQ score for classifying hyperacusis.In total, 112 patients with hyperacusis (group A) and 103 patients without hyperacusis (group B).
Naoki Oishi +2 more
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Hyperacusis in children: A clinical profile
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 2018Hyperacusis is commonly seen in clinical paediatric practice and can be distressing for the children and their families. This paper looks at the clinical profile of children seen for hyperacusis in a paediatric audiology service and reviews the possible underlying mechanisms.Retrospective study of case notes of 61 children with troublesome hyperacusis ...
Shibani Myne, Veronica Kennedy
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2020
Chronic tinnitus is a symptom that can have a negative impact on an individual. It is often described as ringing in ears. Tinnitus can be subjective or objective, pulsatile or non-pulsatile. History taking is an essential tool while evaluating those patients, and counseling is a crucial element in the management.
Aisha Larem +2 more
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Chronic tinnitus is a symptom that can have a negative impact on an individual. It is often described as ringing in ears. Tinnitus can be subjective or objective, pulsatile or non-pulsatile. History taking is an essential tool while evaluating those patients, and counseling is a crucial element in the management.
Aisha Larem +2 more
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Psychometric Normalization of a Hyperacusis Questionnaire
ORL, 2002Clinical hyperacusis consists of a marked intolerance to ordinary environmental sounds, while hearing thresholds are quite often normal. Hyperacusis appears to be a subjective phenomenon, which is not easily defined or quantified by objective measurements.
Khalfa, S. +5 more
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Seminars in Hearing, 2014
Hyperacusis (decreased sound tolerance) can be extremely troublesome for affected individuals and their families. Many terms are used to describe sound tolerance symptoms in the clinical literature, and this has led to some confusion. There are associations between hyperacusis and otologic, developmental, neurological, and psychological disorders, and ...
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Hyperacusis (decreased sound tolerance) can be extremely troublesome for affected individuals and their families. Many terms are used to describe sound tolerance symptoms in the clinical literature, and this has led to some confusion. There are associations between hyperacusis and otologic, developmental, neurological, and psychological disorders, and ...
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Open-field treatment of hyperacusis
Acta Otorrinolaringologica (English Edition), 2009Prospective study of the effectiveness of treatment in patients with hyperacusis by means of an open-field technique of acoustic treatment with nature sounds.34 patients were referred to a tinnitus and hyperacusis clinic at a private Otorhinolaryngology Department. Clinical and exploratory ENT studies were performed.
Fernando, Moliner Peiro +4 more
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Evaluation and Treatment of Severe Hyperacusis
Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, 2000AbstractA 52-year-old male was evaluated by the authors after initially reporting fullness in his left ear while traveling on an airplane. A unique feature of the patient's complaint was the development of severe bilateral hyperacusis (loudness discomfort levels of between 20–34 dB HL) in spite of the fact that the hearing loss was initially reported ...
Valente, Michael +4 more
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