Withdrawn/Terminated Exploration of Cortical Neural Network in Patients With Bothersome Tinnitus

Tinnitus Talk · Mar 27, 2013

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Exploration of Cortical Neural Network in Patients With Bothersome Tinnitus (version 1.0) - Pilot study involving the neuroimaging assessment of patients with severely bothersome tinnitus.

This will be an experimental task-based functional MRI pilot study involving the neuroimaging assessment of patients with severely bothersome tinnitus, defined by a global bothersome scale. The investigators plan to enroll a total of 12 participants (6 severely bothered tinnitus and 6 age-matched non-tinnitus controls) over the course of six months to undergo task-based imaging. Subjects in the tinnitus group may have previously participated in the CTRWU study (HRPO: 07-0689) conducted by Dr....
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Frédéric · Oct 2, 2017

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01385540
This study has been terminated. (Study tasks too difficult for subjects to complete).

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