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- Hyperacusis abstract "Hyperacusis (also spelled hyperacousis) is a health condition characterized by an over-sensitivity to certain frequency and volume ranges of sound (a collapsed tolerance to usual environmental sound). A person with severe hyperacusis has difficulty tolerating everyday sounds, some of which may seem unpleasantly or painfully loud to that person but not to others.It can be acquired as a result of damage sustained to the hearing apparatus, or inner ear. There is speculation that the efferent portion of the auditory nerve (olivocochlear bundle) has been affected (efferent meaning fibers that originate in the brain which serve to regulate sounds). This theory suggests that the efferent fibers of the auditory nerve are selectively damaged, while the hair cells that allow the hearing of pure tones in an audiometric evaluation remain intact. In cases not involving aural trauma to the inner ear, hyperacusis can also be acquired as a result of damage to the brain or the neurological system. In these cases, hyperacusis can be defined as a cerebral processing problem specific to how the brain perceives sound. In rare cases, hyperacusis may be caused by a vestibular disorder. This type of hyperacusis, called vestibular hyperacusis, is caused by the brain perceiving certain sounds as motion input as well as auditory input.Although severe hyperacusis is rare, a lesser form of hyperacusis affects musicians, making it difficult for them to play in the very loud environment of a rock band or orchestra which previously gave them no problems. It also makes attendance at loud discos or live events difficult for a portion of the population, given that sound levels at such events usually exceed recommended safe levels of exposure. This is a problem which may be caused by genetic differences, stress or ill-health, or by abnormal responses in the tensor tympani and stapedius muscles, which function in the normal acoustic reflex response that protects the inner ear from loud sounds.40% of tinnitus patients complain of mild hyperacusis.Hyperacusis was the subject of an ABC News 20/20 segment aired on Feb. 7, 2014. A non-profit foundation has been set up to research hyperacusis at hyperacusisresearch.org.".
- Hyperacusis diseasesdb "29099".
- Hyperacusis icd10 "H93.2".
- Hyperacusis icd9 "388.42".
- Hyperacusis meshId "D012001".
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- Hyperacusis diseasesdb "29099".
- Hyperacusis hasPhotoCollection Hyperacusis.
- Hyperacusis icd "388.42".
- Hyperacusis icd "H93.2".
- Hyperacusis meshid "D012001".
- Hyperacusis name "Hyperacusis".
- Hyperacusis wordnet_type synset-disease-noun-1.
- Hyperacusis subject Category:Audiology.
- Hyperacusis subject Category:Auditory_perception.
- Hyperacusis subject Category:Diseases_of_the_ear_and_mastoid_process.
- Hyperacusis subject Category:Hearing.
- Hyperacusis type Disease.
- Hyperacusis type AilmentCondition.
- Hyperacusis type Situation.
- Hyperacusis comment "Hyperacusis (also spelled hyperacousis) is a health condition characterized by an over-sensitivity to certain frequency and volume ranges of sound (a collapsed tolerance to usual environmental sound). A person with severe hyperacusis has difficulty tolerating everyday sounds, some of which may seem unpleasantly or painfully loud to that person but not to others.It can be acquired as a result of damage sustained to the hearing apparatus, or inner ear.".
- Hyperacusis label "Hiperacusia".
- Hyperacusis label "Hiperacusia".
- Hyperacusis label "Hyperacousie".
- Hyperacusis label "Hyperacusis".
- Hyperacusis label "Hyperacusis".
- Hyperacusis label "Hyperakusis".
- Hyperacusis label "Iperacusia".
- Hyperacusis sameAs Hyperakusis.
- Hyperacusis sameAs Hiperacusia.
- Hyperacusis sameAs Hyperacousie.
- Hyperacusis sameAs Iperacusia.
- Hyperacusis sameAs Hyperacusis.
- Hyperacusis sameAs Hiperacusia.
- Hyperacusis sameAs m.04xpzs.
- Hyperacusis sameAs Q1421356.
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- Hyperacusis sameAs C0034880.
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- Hyperacusis isPrimaryTopicOf Hyperacusis.
- Hyperacusis name "Hyperacusis".