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The increasing incidence of paranasal sinus fungus ball: a retrospective cohort study in two hundred forty‐five patients for fifteen years

• There is converging evidence in that the suppression of neural hyperactivity by lateral inhibition using tailormade notch filtering is a promising approach to support tinnitus treatments. • We evaluated a new notched environmental sound technology for the first time as hearing aid-supported tinnitus treatment in 20 tinnitus patients. • This technology employs a notch filter which abruptly filters out environmental sounds in behind-the-ear hearing aids at the tinnitus frequency. • We evaluated this new approach using a double-blind pre-/post-therapy evaluation in 20 tinnitus patients (10 controls, 10 patients with notched environmental sound) using a widely accepted psychometric instrument and objective electroencephalographic means. • The subjective and objective results show that tailormade notch filtering in hearing aids might support tinnitus treatments.