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1. What is tinnitus?
2. Epidemiology and Etiology
3. Listening to tinnitus
4. Objective tinnitus measurements
5. Do animals have tinnitus?
6. The salicylate model of tinnitus
7. The sensorineural hearing loss model of tinnitus.
8. The somatic tinnitus model
9. The neural synchrony model of tinnitus
10. Tinnitus and aging
11. Hyperactivity and hypersynchrony in neural networks as substrates for tinnitus?
12. Management of tinnitus
13. Future directions
14. References
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