Diagnostic criteria for somatosensory tinnitus: international Delphi consensus
Record details
- Authors: Michiels S, et al.
- Journal / source: Trends in Hearing (2018)
- Design: Consensus criteria (subtype-identification context record)
- Sample: International expert Delphi
- Primary endpoint: —
- Randomized: No · Sham/placebo-controlled: No · Independent of the manufacturer: Yes
What this research found
Consensus criteria for identifying the SOMATOSENSORY subtype (tinnitus modulated by jaw/neck movement, associated with somatic dysfunction) — the subtype in which cervical physiotherapy has its evidence. Identifying the right subtype is a clinical task; this record documents that formal criteria exist.
Limitations and conflicts of interest
See the record summary above.
Funding / conflicts: Independent.
Primary sources
Context record — informs the platform without serving as treatment evidence.
This is an original summary from the Tinnitus Evidence verified database, checked against the primary source — not a reproduction of the publisher's abstract.