Linking the Tinnitus Questionnaire and the subjective Clinical Global Impression: Which differences are clinically important?
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Michael Koller | Christian Hauptmann | Berthold Langguth | Martin Schecklmann | Michael Landgrebe | Florian Zeman | Ilya Adamchic | Peter Alexander Tass | P. Tass | M. Koller | B. Langguth | M. Schecklmann | C. Hauptmann | I. Adamchic | M. Landgrebe | F. Zeman | Ilya Adamchic
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