Individual‐Level Brain Network Predictors and Distinct Reorganization Mechanism in Sound Therapies for Tinnitus

Jiahong Li; Zhaopeng Tong; Weiwei Cai; Qianhui Xu; Xiayin Huang; Binbin Xiong; Weijie Ye; Chanmei Fang; Xudan Chen; Chuxuan Deng; Fei Zhao; Richard Salvi; Gang Chen; Yu‐Chen Chen; Yuexin Cai

doi:10.1002/ohn.70210

March 22, 2026Otolaryngology

Individual‐Level Brain Network Predictors and Distinct Reorganization Mechanism in Sound Therapies for Tinnitus

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The aim is to identify brain network predictors of treatment outcomes in tinnitus interventions.
Utilized TMNMT and TRT sound therapies.
Analyzed baseline brain networks of individuals with tinnitus.
Compared neural effects on treatment responders and non-responders.
Responders to sound therapies showed distinct brain network patterns.
Baseline brain networks successfully predicted treatment outcomes for tinnitus.

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Reveals brain network predictors for treatment outcomes in tinnitus, indicating potential therapeutic targets.

Abstract

Both TMNMT and TRT induced neural effects on tinnitus. Baseline brain networks distinguished responders from non-responders and predicted treatment outcomes.

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Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

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