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Cochlear output synchrony underlies brain oscillations as a marker for tinnitus - an OPM-MEG study
Despite its high prevalence and socioeconomic costs, the condition of tinnitus shares with related neuropsychiatric disorders the characteristic that, to this day, it cannot be cured. Two contradictory views of the origin of tinnitus (peripheral hyperexcitability and central brain oscillation change
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