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. 2017 Sep 13;15:40–46. doi: 10.1016/j.dib.2017.09.006

Table 1.

Demographic information, tinnitus characteristics, and audiometric assessments of the participants in the real tDCS.

Patient Age, y Sex Qualitya Lateralityb Duration(y) Hearing loss right/leftc
1 44 M R R 8 N/L
2 43 M P R>L 5 L/N
3 48 M T R<L 12 M/L
4 51 M HPW L 11 M/L
5 54 M R R 6 L/N
6 38 M R R=L 3 N/L
7 57 M P R>L 7 M/N
8 47 M H R 7 N/N
9 56 M HPW R 12 L/L
10 53 M B L 8 N/L
11 34 M R R 12 L/L
12 46 F HPW R 10 N/L
13 42 F H R=L 5 N/N
14 47 F P L 11 P/M
15 39 F B L<R 5 L/L
16 48 F H U R 8 M/L
17 46 F B L 10 N/M
18 33 F H R=L 9 N/N
19 43 F P R 6 N/N
20 45 F R R 4 N/N
21 60 F R R>L 12 N/M
22 50 F R R>L 7 L/L
23 55 F H R=L 8 M/L
24 46 F B R 5 L/P
25 42 F R R 4 L/N

Note: THI, Tinnitus Handicap Inventory.

a

Tinnitus Quality codes: R, ringing; B, buzzing; H, hissing; T, ticking; HPW, high pitch whistling; P, pulsating.

b

Tinnitus side: L, left; R, right, R=L, bilateral with no lateralization; R>L, bilateral lateralizing more to the right side; L>R, bilateral lateralizing more to the left side.

c

Class of hearing loss; N normal hearing threshold (<20 dB), L mild hearing loss (20–40 dB), M moderate hearing loss (41–70 dB), S severe hearing loss (70–90 db), P profound hearing loss (>90 db).