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External electrical stimulation—tinnitus suppression-hearing preliminary results

A non-invasive method of external electrical stimulation has been used in 13 patients in an attempt to control the subjec-tive tinnitus. This investigation has been part of an on-going project on electrical stimulation for tinnitus suppression-auditory stimulation by the Division of Otolaryngology—Center for Communica-tion Sciences, Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York.