204 Emerging evidence from a three-week trial in 22 chronic tinnitus patients without substantial hearing loss suggests a trans-tympanic device for stimulating the cochlea may help reduce tinnitus while preserving hearing, and represents a potential option for tinnitus sufferers without hearing loss
It is currently used clinically to treat syndromes of vascular or degenerative origin characterized by cognitive impairment with decreased intellect, and affective, behavioral, and somatic disorders
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Based on the results of their analysis, the authors concluded that this protein is in a randomly coiled conformation and that the apoprotein retains none of the conformational features of the native holo-protein (Stellwagen et al., 1972)