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Effects of Music Combined With CBT on Chronic Subjective Tinnitus
This study retrospectively analyzed the first and second visit data of chronic subjective tinnitus patients who received music combined with cognitive behavioral therapy in our hospital in recent years. Behavioral tests and tinnitus questionnaires, as well as sleep and depression scores, were used to analyze the therapeutic effects of this approach. EEG results were analyzed as a potential neurobiological marker to explore the neural mechanism of tinnitus symptom improvement.
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