Assessment of Contralateral Suppression of Acoustic Reflex Latency Test (CSARLT) among individuals with tinnitus using visual and auditory attention tasks

Key Points

• Altered acoustic reflex latency in tinnitus indicates a potential connection with auditory attention processes.
• Individuals with tinnitus exhibited differences in reflex responses, highlighting potential auditory processing issues.
• Assessment utilized contralateral suppression methods during visual and auditory attention tasks to analyze responses.
• Findings suggest a connection between attention demands and acoustic reflex responses, calling for further exploration.