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coexistence of anxiety sensitivity and psychiatric comorbidities in patients with chronic tinnitus

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The finding of more psychiatric comorbidity in patients with chronic tinnitus indicates that planning and follow-up in both otolaryngology and psychiatry is necessary to improve the overall results of treatment.

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