PHANTOM AUDITORY SENSATION IN RATS - AN ANIMAL-MODEL FOR TINNITUS
PHANTOM AUDITORY SENSATION IN RATS - AN ANIMAL-MODEL FOR TINNITUS
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DOI:
10.1037/0735-7044.102.6.811
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发表时间:
1988-12-01
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
SASAKI, CT
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作者:
JASTREBOFF, PJ;BRENNAN, JF;SASAKI, CT
In order to measure tinnitus induced by sodium salicylate injections, 84 pigmented rats, distributed among 14 groups in five experiments, were used in a conditioned suppression paradigm. In Experiment 1, all groups were trained with a conditioned stimulus (CS) consisting of the offset of a continuous background noise. One group began salicylate injections before Pavlovian training, a second group started injections after training, and a control group received daily saline injections. Resistance to extinction was profound when injections started before training, but minimal when initiated after training, which suggests that salicylate-induced effects acquired differential conditioned value. In Experiment 2 we mimicked the salicylate treatments by substituting a 7 kHz tone in place of respective injections, resulting in effects equivalent to salicylate-induced behavior. In a third experiment we included a 3 kHz CS, and again replicated the salicylate findings. In Experiment 4 we decreased the motivational level, and the sequential relation between salicylate-induced effects and suppression training was retained. Finally, no salicylate effects emerged when the visual modality was used. These findings support the demonstration of phantom auditory sensations in animals.