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Middle ear myoclonus: a new technique for suppression of spontaneous clicking tinnitus
Chung Chan1, Rudrapathy Palaniappan
1Audiological Medicine Department, Royal National Hospital for Throat, Nose and Ear, London, UK. 1234321@yahoo.co.uk
The International Tinnitus Journal
|May 26, 2011
Abstract:
Middle ear myoclonus is one of the causes of clicking tinnitus and can be psychologically distressing. Current management of intractable clicking includes medication or tenotomy. Two cases with spontaneous intrusive irregular clicking are presented where relief and a sense of control were obtained using non-invasive self - administered zygomatic pressure. This technique may be useful in selected patients before resorting to medication or tenotomy.

