Tinnitus Rehabilitation by Retraining —— A Workbook for Sufferers, Their Doctors and Other Health Care Professionals

----- 耳鸣康复再培训

ISBN: 9783805569309 出版年：1999 页码：92 Kellerhals B (Basel) Zogg R (Basel) S.Karger

Introduction: tinnitus rehabilitation by retraining instead of treatment how to use this book. Understanding tinnitus: I hear ringing in my ears. What is tinnitus? Is there help? anatomy and function of the ear information theory of hearing - from the sound wave to understanding central processing of acoustic information - hearing, perception and sensation our organ senses work without interruption, flooding our brain with data the acoustic short-term memory civilization and stress tinnitus theories - how does tinnitus come about? what are the medical causes of tinnitus? I have tinnitus - what can I do?: evaluation information counselling and treatment plan support. The effects of tinnitus: tinnitus rarely occurs alone - problems associated with tinnitus the question of meaning - is tinnitus a psychosomatic disorder? prognosis - the fear of things getting worse insurance issues. Modern tinnitus theory as a basis to overcome tinnitus: how the brain works - hardware and software modern tinnitus theory how does modern tinnitus theory apply to me? Therapy: the fundamentals of tinnitus therapy - passive and active methods preliminary remarks for assessing tinnitus therapies - why are there so many divergent opinions? measuring the success of tinnitus therapy summary and outlook early and late treatment of tinnitus commonly used drugs against tinnitus tinnitus treatment without medication masking methods therapies offered by naturopaths two different pathways - treatment attempts or rehabilitation. The modern rehabilitation programme for tinnitus: fundamentals of modern tinnitus rehabilitation what does a rehabilitation programme involve? results of rehabilitation programmes additional methods. Appendices: simple medical tinnitus questionnaire questions frequently asked by tinnitus sufferers.