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A selective imaging of tinnitus.

A L Giraud¹, S Chéry-Croze, G Fischer

¹Laboratoire de Neurosciences et Systèmes Sensoriels, UPRESA CNRS 5020.8, Lyon, France.

Neuroreport

|March 27, 1999

Summary

This study reveals that phantom auditory sensations in tinnitus activate specific brain regions. Tinnitus perception, including its qualities, is processed in temporo-parietal areas, not the primary auditory cortex.

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