Psychometric and Psychoacoustic Measures of Tinnitus
1
조회
0
다운로드
1
인용
0
참고문헌
키워드
초록
Tinnitus is a ringing in the ears without external sounds from outside. Tinnitus is not a disease but a symptom affecting the quality of life in daily lives. Although many different measures of tinnitus have been developed, it is not easy for clinician to select one or some of these measures to fit the goals of the management of tinnitus. Therefore, the objective of this study is to review a variety of previous studies of tinnitus in terms of psychometric and psychoacoustic measures of tinnitus to provide clinically useful and valuable information to professionals who want to develop a standardized test of tinnitus. This study reviewed a variety of literatures associated with the psychometric measures including tinnitus handicap inventory, tinnitus questionnaire, tinnitus reaction questionnaire, tinnitus handicap questionnaire, tinnitus cognition questionnaire, and tinnitus disability index. The psychoacoustic measures of tinnitus including pitch, loudness, masking, and residual inhibition were thoroughly reviewed. Finally, we investigated whether there is a relationship between the psychometric and psychoacoustic measures of tinnitus. However, the psychometric measures were not clearly and directly related to the psychoacoustic measures. This indicates that they do not test the same attributes or constructs of tinnitus. In addition, this may result from the different natures of tinnitus, different mechanisms and sites of action, and high variability between and within subjects. Although there are considerable disagreements in the measures of tinnitus, this paper will provide clinically useful and meaningful information for developing a standardized test of tinnitus.
Abstract
Tinnitus is a ringing in the ears without external sounds from outside. Tinnitus is not a disease but a symptom affecting the quality of life in daily lives. Although many different measures of tinnitus have been developed, it is not easy for clinician to select one or some of these measures to fit the goals of the management of tinnitus. Therefore, the objective of this study is to review a variety of previous studies of tinnitus in terms of psychometric and psychoacoustic measures of tinnitus to provide clinically useful and valuable information to professionals who want to develop a standardized test of tinnitus. This study reviewed a variety of literatures associated with the psychometric measures including tinnitus handicap inventory, tinnitus questionnaire, tinnitus reaction questionnaire, tinnitus handicap questionnaire, tinnitus cognition questionnaire, and tinnitus disability index. The psychoacoustic measures of tinnitus including pitch, loudness, masking, and residual inhibition were thoroughly reviewed. Finally, we investigated whether there is a relationship between the psychometric and psychoacoustic measures of tinnitus. However, the psychometric measures were not clearly and directly related to the psychoacoustic measures. This indicates that they do not test the same attributes or constructs of tinnitus. In addition, this may result from the different natures of tinnitus, different mechanisms and sites of action, and high variability between and within subjects. Although there are considerable disagreements in the measures of tinnitus, this paper will provide clinically useful and meaningful information for developing a standardized test of tinnitus.
참고문헌 (61)
- Bailey, Q., "Audiological aspects of tinnitus", The Australian Journal of Audiology, 1, pp.19~23 (1979)
- Cima, R. F. F., "Tinnitus interferes with daily life activities : A psychometric examination of the tinnitus disability index", Ear and Hearing, 32(5), pp.623~633 (2011)
- Chandler, J. R., "Diagnosis and cure of venous hum tinnitus", Laryngoscope, 93(7), pp.892~895 (1983)
- Chul-Hee Choi, "Mechanisms and Treatment of Blast Induced Hearing Loss", korean journal of audiology, 16(3), pp.103~107 (2012), 대한청각학회
- Chole, R. A., "Tinnitus and vertigo in patients with temporomandibular disorder", Archives of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, 118(8), pp.817~821 (1992)
- Coles, R. R., "Epidemiology of tinnitus: (1) prevalence", Journal of Laryngology and Otology, 9, pp.7~15 (1984)
- Darlington, C. L., "Drug treatment for tinnitus", Progress in Brain Research, 166, pp.249~262 (2007)
- Dineen, R., "Audiological and psychological characteristics of a group of tinnitus suffers, prior to tinnitus management training", British Journal of Audiology, 31, pp.27~38 (1997)
- Eggermont, J. J., "The neuroscience of tinnitus", Trends in Neurosciences, 27(11), pp.676~682 (2004)
- Feldmann, H., "Homolateral and contralateral masking of tinnitus by noise-bands and by pure tones", Audiology, 10, pp.138~144 (1971)
- Feldmann, H., "Time patterns and related parameters in masking of tinnitus", Acta Otolaryngology, 95, pp.594~598 (1983)
- Fox, G. N., "Palatal myoclonus and tinnitus in children", Western Journal of Medicine, 154(1), pp.98~102 (1991)
- Goodwin, P. E., "The loudness of tinnitus", Acta Otolaryngology, 90, pp.353~359 (1980)
- Graham, J. T., "Acoustical characteristics of tinnitus : An analysis", Archives of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, 75, pp.82~87 (1962)
- Hallam, R. S., "Manual of the tinnitus questionnaire" (1996), Harcourt Brace
- Hallam, R. S., "A comparison of different methods for assessing the‘intensity’ of tinnitus", Acta Otolaryngology, 99, pp.501~508 (1985)
- Hallam, R. S., "Psychological aspects of tinnitus, In Contributions to Medical Psychology", pp.31~53 (1984), Pergamon
- Hazell, J. W., "A clinical study of tinnitus maskers", British Journal of Audiology, 19, pp.65~146 (1985)
- Henry, J. A., "Loudness recruitment only by partially explains the small size of tinnitus loudness-matches", Proceedings of the Fifth International Tinnitus Seminar 1995, pp.148~157 (1996), American Tinnitus Association.
- Henry, J. A., "Psychoacoustic measures of tinnitus", Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, 11, pp.138~155 (2000)
- Henry, J. L., "Coping with tinnitus : Two studies of psychological and audiological characteristics of patients with high and low tinnitus-related distress", International Tinnitus Journal, 1, pp.85~92 (1995)
- Henry, J. L., "The psychometric properties of two measures of tinnitus complaint and handicap", International Tinnitus Journal, 4(2), pp.114~121 (1998)
- Hinchcliffs, R., "Loudness of tinnitus : An approach to measurement", Advances in Oto-Rhin-Laryngology, 29, pp.163~173 (1983)
- Howsam, G. D., "Bilateral objective tinnitus secondary to congenital middle-ear myoclonus", The Journal of Laryngology and Otology, 119(6), pp.489~491 (2005)
- Jakes, S. C., "A factor analytical study of tinnitus complaint behavior", Audiology, 24, pp.195~206 (1985)
- Johnson, R. M., "Diotic versus dichotic masking of tinnitus", Proceedings of the Fourth International Tinnitus Seminar, pp.387~390 (1992)
- Johnson, R. M., "Tinnitus : critical bandwidth-masking bands", Journal of Laryngology and Otology Supplement, 9, pp.69~73 (1984)
- 김지혜, "한국어 번역판 Tinnitus Handicap Inventory의 신뢰도 및 타당도 연구", 대한이비인후과학회지 두경부외과학, 45(4), pp.328~334 (2002), 대한이비인후과학회
- Koo, J. W., "Prevalence of tinnitus and hearing thresholds of a non-noise-exposed population with and without tinnitus", Korean Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 11, pp.323~331 (1999)
- Kuk, F. K., "The psychometric properties of a tinnitus handicap questionnaire", Ear and Hearing, 11(6), pp.434~445 (1990)
- Lass, N. J., "Hearing Science Fundamentals" (2007), Mosby Elsevier
- Lanting, P. C., "Neural Activity underlying tinnitus generation : Results from PET and fMRI", Hearing Research, 255, pp.1~13 (2009)
- Levine, R. A., "Cns somatosensoty-auditory interactions elicit or modulate tinnitus", Experimental Brain Research, 153(4), pp.643~648 (2003)
- Lim, J. J. B. H., "Impact of tinnitus as measured by the Tinnitus Handicap Inventory among tinnitus sufferers in Singapore", Singapore Medical Journal, 51(7), pp.551~557 (2010)
- Lopez-Gonzlez, M. A., "Tinnitus measurement with conventional audiometer versus high-frequency audiometer", Acta Otorrinolaringologia Espanola, 63, pp.102~105 (2012)
- Matsuhira, T., "Estimation of the loudness of tinnitus from matching tests", British Journal of Audiology, 26, pp.387~395 (1992)
- McFadden, D., "Tinnitus : facts, theories and treatments" (1982), National Academy Press
- "Oregon Tinnitus Data Achieve" (1995)[URL]
- Meikle, M. B., "The perceived severity of tinnitus", Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, 92, pp.689~696 (1984)
- Meikle, M., "Characteristics of tinnitus and related observations in over 1800 tinnitus patients", Journal of Laryngology and Otology Supplement, 9, pp.17~21 (1984)
- Melcher, J. R., "Lateralized tinnitus studied with functional magnetic resonanceimaging : abnormal inferior colliculus activation", Journalof Neurophysiology, 83(2), pp.1058~1072 (2000)
- Mitchell, C. R., "The masking of tinnitus with pure tones", Audiology, 22, pp.73~87 (1983)
- Mitchell, C. R., "Measuring tinnitus parameters : loudness, pitch, and maskability", Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, 4, pp.139~151 (1993)
- Newman, C. W., "Development of the tinnitus handicap inventory", Archives of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, 122(2), pp.143~148 (1996)
- Ohsaki, K., "Reproducibility of pitch-matching test for tinnitus, using a hepatonic scale", Scandinavian Audiology, 19, pp.123~126 (1990)
- Penner, M. J., "Magnitude estimation and the"paradoxical"loudness of tinnitus. Journal of Speech, Language", and Hearing Research, 29, pp.407~412 (1986)
- Penner, M. J., "The effect of continuous monaural noise on loudness matches to tinnitus", Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 31, pp.98~102 (1988)
- Penner, M. J., "Adaptation and the masking of tinnitus", Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 32, pp.339~346 (1989)
- Penner, M. J., "The temporal course of the masking of tinnitus as a basis for inferring its origin", Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 24, pp.257~261 (1981)
- Risey, J., "The superiority of the Goodwin procedure over the traditional procedure in measuring the loudness level of tinnitus", Ear and Hearing, 10, pp.318~322 (1989)
- Roberts, L. E., "Residual inhibition functions overlap tinnitus spectra and the region of auditory threshold shift", Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology, 9, pp.417~435 (2008)
- Schleuning, A. J., "Use of masking for tinnitus", International Tinnitus Journal, 3(1), pp.25~29 (1997)
- Seidman, M. D., "Update on tinnitus", Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 29(3), pp.455~465 (1996)
- Trellakis, S., "Lidocaine : neurobiological targets and effects on the auditory system", Progress in Brain Research, 166, pp.303~322 (2007)
- Tyler, R. S., "Tinnitus pitch : a comparison of three measurement methods", British Journal of Audiology, 17, pp.101~107 (1983)
- Tyler, R. S., "Masking of tinnitus compared to masking of pure tones", Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 27, pp.106~111 (1984)
- Vernon, J., "Attempts to relieve tinnitus", Journal of the American Audiology Society, 2, pp.124~131 (1977)
- Vernon, J., "Identification of tinnitus : a plea for standardization", Journal of Laryngology & Otology Supplement, 45(9), pp.45~53 (1984)
- Wang, H., "Regional glucose metabolic increases in left auditorycortex in tinnitus patients : a preliminary study with positronemission tomography", Chinese Medical Journal, 114(8), pp.848~851 (2001)
- Wilson, P. H., "Tinnitus cognitions questionnaire : development and psychometric properties of a measure of dysfunctional cognitions associated with tinnitus", International Tinnitus Journal, 4(1), pp.23~30 (1998)
- Wilson, P. H., "Tinnitus reaction questionnaire: psychometric properties of a measure of distress associated with tinnitus", Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 34(1), pp.197~201 (1991)