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My first contact with tinnitus was back in 1989 when I went to Boston to do a post-Doctoral fellowship in the Department of Otolaryngology of the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. I was then a Research fellow in the Temporal Bone Laboratory under Professor Harold F Schuknecht. I decided then to study tinnitus from a temporal bone Histopathology perspective. As I started studying and thinking about tinnitus and the relation of its symptom with hearing loss and temporal bone findings I realized how interesting and fascinating tinnitus really is.

12th Tinnitus Seminar and 1st World Tinnitus Congress