Medicine, 19.07.2019 00:20 haileyw123

Tinnitus is a syndrome in which the patient hears a continuous ringing or 'screeching' in their ears even in a quiet environment. if we think of this as a form of auditory hallucination and compare it to case studies seen in class, where is the most likely site of neural dysfunction (i. e. where is the injury)?
a) inferior colliculus
b) cochlea within the ear (periphery)
c) frontal cortex
d) auditory cortex

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