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Martin L Lenhardt

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The International Tinnitus Journal|August 19, 2007
Eyes as fenestrations to the ears: a novel mechanism for high-frequency and ultrasonic hearingMartin L Lenhardt
The International Tinnitus Journal|July 12, 2008
Tinnitus: a philosophical problemMartin L Lenhardt
The International Tinnitus Journal|April 27, 2004
Ultrasonic hearing in humans: applications for tinnitus treatmentMartin L Lenhardt
The International Tinnitus Journal|January 31, 2008
The role of the parabrachial nucleus in the natural history of tinnitus and its implicationsMartin L Lenhardt, Abraham Shulman, Barbara A Goldstein
The International Tinnitus Journal|April 28, 2006
Ultra-high-frequency ultrasonic external acoustic stimulation for tinnitus relief: a method for patient selectionBarbara A Goldstein, Abraham Shulman, Martin L Lenhardt
The International Tinnitus Journal|January 20, 2006
Tinnitus improvement with ultra-high-frequency vibration therapyBarbara A Goldstein, Martin L Lenhardt, Abraham Shulman
The International Tinnitus Journal|July 12, 2008
The role of the insula cortex in the final common pathway for tinnitus: experience using ultra-high-frequency therapyMartin L Lenhardt, Abraham Shulman, Barbara A Goldstein
The International Tinnitus Journal|January 31, 2007
Binaural hearing, atresia, and the masking dilemmaMartin L Lenhardt, Barbara A Goldstein, Abraham Shulman
The International Tinnitus Journal|January 31, 2008
Bone-conduction propagation in the human body: implications for high-frequency therapyMartin L Lenhardt, Abraham Shulman, Barbara A Goldstein
The International Tinnitus Journal|February 7, 2004
Use of high-frequency and muscle vibration in the treatment of tinnitusMartin L Lenhardt, Barbara A Goldstein, Abraham Shulman, et al.
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The International Tinnitus Journal|August 19, 2007
Eyes as fenestrations to the ears: a novel mechanism for high-frequency and ultrasonic hearingMartin L Lenhardt
The International Tinnitus Journal|July 12, 2008
Tinnitus: a philosophical problemMartin L Lenhardt
The International Tinnitus Journal|April 27, 2004
Ultrasonic hearing in humans: applications for tinnitus treatmentMartin L Lenhardt
The International Tinnitus Journal|January 31, 2008
The role of the parabrachial nucleus in the natural history of tinnitus and its implicationsMartin L Lenhardt, Abraham Shulman, Barbara A Goldstein
The International Tinnitus Journal|April 28, 2006
Ultra-high-frequency ultrasonic external acoustic stimulation for tinnitus relief: a method for patient selectionBarbara A Goldstein, Abraham Shulman, Martin L Lenhardt
The International Tinnitus Journal|January 20, 2006
Tinnitus improvement with ultra-high-frequency vibration therapyBarbara A Goldstein, Martin L Lenhardt, Abraham Shulman
The International Tinnitus Journal|July 12, 2008
The role of the insula cortex in the final common pathway for tinnitus: experience using ultra-high-frequency therapyMartin L Lenhardt, Abraham Shulman, Barbara A Goldstein
The International Tinnitus Journal|January 31, 2007
Binaural hearing, atresia, and the masking dilemmaMartin L Lenhardt, Barbara A Goldstein, Abraham Shulman
The International Tinnitus Journal|January 31, 2008
Bone-conduction propagation in the human body: implications for high-frequency therapyMartin L Lenhardt, Abraham Shulman, Barbara A Goldstein
The International Tinnitus Journal|February 7, 2004
Use of high-frequency and muscle vibration in the treatment of tinnitusMartin L Lenhardt, Barbara A Goldstein, Abraham Shulman, et al.
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