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Summary

This study defines objective tinnitus, a rare condition perceived by both patients and observers, accounting for 1.5% of cases in specialized clinics. Further research is needed to understand this specific tinnitus type.

Keywords:

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Area of Science:

Otolaryngology
Neuroscience
Audiology

Background:

Tinnitus, the perception of sound without an external source, is a common auditory complaint.
Objective tinnitus, audible to both the patient and an examiner, is distinct from subjective tinnitus.

Observation:

This study focuses on a specific category of tinnitus defined as perceptible by both the patient and external observers.
This objective tinnitus classification was identified in 1.5% of all tinnitus cases evaluated at tertiary healthcare institutions.

Findings:

Objective tinnitus, audible to others, represents a small but distinct subgroup of tinnitus patients.
The prevalence of this specific type of tinnitus in specialized settings is quantified.

Implications:

Understanding objective tinnitus is crucial for accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment strategies.
This finding highlights the need for further investigation into the pathophysiology and clinical management of objective tinnitus.