Tinnitus and the Brain
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Moving animals have developed a brain in order to reduce the inherent uncertainty present in an ever changing environment. The auditory system permits to perceive danger, food or a potential partner at a distance, even when it cannot be seen. When the auditory system cannot pick-up certain sounds, eg due to hearing loss, the brain will try to reduce the increased uncertainty associated with the deprived auditory input. This effort to compensate the hearing loss by sounds from memory may be the reason, why humans and also animals develop a tinnitus sound after hearing loss.
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تاریخ انتشار 2015