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OtoBand for Tinnitus
Study Summary
This trial will test whether the OtoBand, a wearable device, can reduce the perceived loudness of tinnitus for people with the condition. The study will be placebo-controlled, meaning that some participants will use the OtoBand while others will use a similar-looking device that does not produce any sound. The researchers conducting the study will not know which participants are using the OtoBand and which are using the placebo, in order to avoid bias.
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- I am currently taking benzodiazepines.You have a score of 36 or higher on the Tinnitus Handicap Questionnaire.I have not had skull base surgery in the last 3 months.My ringing in the ears started within the last 3 months.I have had ringing in my ears for at least 3 months.You have a skull implant such as a cochlear implant, bone conduction implant, or deep brain stimulation (DBS).I always have ringing in my ears or it happens regularly.I am between 18 and 70 years old.I am between 18 and 70 years old.Your score on the Tinnitus Handicap Questionnaire is 29 or lower.I always have ringing in my ears or it happens in a pattern I can predict.My ringing in the ears is due to medication I'm taking.I haven't had new eye floaters or flashes in the last 2 months.I have had ringing in my ears for at least 3 months.Your score on the Tinnitus Handicap Questionnaire is 36 or higher.
- Group 1: Otoband efficacy on Tinnitus
- Group 2: Placebo device efficacy on Tinnitus
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What qualifications are necessary to take part in this scientific investigation?
"Eligible participants must possess tinnitus and be between 18-70 years old. This medical trial hopes to find around 40 suitable candidates for the study."
Is the current investigation enrolling participants aged 65 or older?
"The parameters for inclusion in this study specify that participants must be aged 18 or above, and no older than 70 years old."
Are investigators currently seeking to enroll participants for this research?
"Contrary to expectation, clinicaltrials.gov reveals that patient recruitment for this specific trial has been discontinued since March 21st 2022. Nonetheless, 45 other medical trials are actively searching for participants at present."
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