Pump Up the Volume: Could Excessive Neural Gain Explain Tinnitus and Hyperacusis?Hannah Brotherton, Kevin J. Munro, Roland Schaette et al.|Audiology and Neurotology|2015Cited by 47
Using acoustic reflex threshold, auditory brainstem response and loudness judgments to investigate changes in neural gain following acute unilateral deprivation in normal hearing adultsHannah Brotherton, Kevin J. Munro, Christopher J. Plack et al.|Hearing Research|2017Cited by 16
Earplug-induced changes in acoustic reflex thresholds suggest that increased subcortical neural gain may be necessary but not sufficient for the occurrence of tinnitusHannah Brotherton, Roland Schaette, Charlotte Turtle et al.|Neuroscience|2019Cited by 16
Time course and frequency specificity of sub-cortical plasticity in adults following acute unilateral deprivationHannah Brotherton, Kevin J. Munro, Christopher J. Plack et al.|Hearing Research|2016Cited by 12
No change in the acoustic reflex threshold and auditory brainstem response following short-term acoustic stimulation in normal hearing adultsHannah Brotherton, Kevin J. Munro, Roland Schaette et al.|The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America|2016Cited by 1