The International Tinnitus Journal
Official Journal of the Neurootological and Equilibriometric Society
Official Journal of the Brazil Federal District Otorhinolaryngologist Society
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Volume 8, Number 1, June-2002
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1Editorial ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 1 - 2Importance of the Neurootological and Equilibriometric Society
Abraham Shulman -
2Research Article ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 3 - 8Response of Human Skull to Bone-Conducted Sound in the Audiometric-Ultrasonic Range
Zhi Cai, Douglas G. Richards, Martin L. Lenhardt, and Alan G. Madsen -
3Research Article ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 9 - 12Measurement of Bone Conduction Levels for High Frequencies
Martin L. Lenhardt, Douglas G. Richards, Alan G. Madsen, Barbara A. Goldstein, Abraham Shulman, and Robert Guinta -
4Research Article ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 13 - 19Effects of Discotheque Music on AudiometricResults and Central Acoustic EvokedNeuromagnetic Responses
Edeltraut Emmerich, Frank Richter, Halgund Hagner, Frank Giessler,Sabine Gehrleil and Hans-Georg Dieroff -
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6Research Article ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 20 - 26Tinnitus in Childhood
Gottfried Anst -
7Research Article ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 27 - 29The Early Kinetics of Gentamicin Uptake into the Inner Ear
Michael E. Hoffer, Keith Allen, Kim Gottshall, Robert Moore, Richard D. Kopke, Derin Wester, and Carey Balaban -
8Research Article ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 30 - 36GABAA - Benzodiazepine-Chloride Receptor-Targeted Therapy forTinnitus Control: Preliminary Report
Abraham Shulman Arnold M. Strashun, and Barbara A. Goldstein -
9Neurotology ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 37 - 44Characteristics of Tinnitus and Etiologyof Associated Hearing Loss:A Study of 123 Patients
Cecile Nicolas-Puel,, Ruth Lloyd Faulconhridge, Matthieu Guitton, Jean-Luc Puel, Michel Mondain,, and Alain UzieP -
10Neurotology ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 45 - 49Psychiatric Disturbances and Psychotropic Drugs in Tinnitus Patients
Ales Hahn and Petr Smolik -
11Neurotology ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 50 - 53Clonazepam in the Pharmacological Treatment of Vertigo and Tinnitus
Mauricio Malavasi Ganan~a, Heloisa Helena Caovilla,Fernando Freitas Ganan~a, Cristina Freitas Ganan~a,Mario Sergio Lei Munhoz, Maria Leonor Garcia da Silva,and Flavio Serafini -
12Research Paper ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 54 - 57A New Therapeutic Procedure for Treatment of Objective Venous Pulsatile Tinnitus
Tanit Ganz Sanchez, Marcia Murao, Halo Roberto Torres de Medeiros,l Marcia Kii,l Ricardo Ferreira Bento,Jose Guilherme Caldas, Carlos Alberto Alvarez, and Carlos Henrique Raggiott -
13Research Article ITJ - Vol. 8, No 1, (2002): 58 - 61Slow Auditory Evoked Potentials: The End of Malingering in Audiology
Raymond Boniver