OTOTECH
Ototech is Spain's first specialized center for inner ear pathologies, focusing on innovative therapies to rehabilitate hearing and treat auditory problems such as tinnitus and hearing loss. Their mission is to improve patients' quality of life through advanced, non-invasive treatments based on transmastoidea therapy, aiming for significant symptom improvement or cure. Ototech also offers specialized treatments for somatic tinnitus, nocturnal tinnitus, and tinnitus related to other health issues like fibromyalgia and temporomandibular joint disorders. Their approach includes therapies such as electrical stimulation of the inner ear, sound masking, relaxation techniques, and physiotherapy, all aimed at reducing or eliminating tinnitus symptoms.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Services
On-site medical history, physical examination and audiological/vestibular tests to diagnose causes and subtypes of tinnitus and vertigo.
Non-invasive therapeutic application of low-intensity electrical currents via surface electrodes to mastoid and/or cervical regions, delivered across multiple short sessions to promote cellular rehabilitation and symptom reduction.
Assessment and non-pharmacological treatment addressing cervical and temporomandibular contributors (exercises, physiotherapy, manual therapy, osteopathy, dental/TMJ referral) to reduce musculoskeletal modulation of tinnitus.
Hearing tests, audiometry and tinnitus psychoacoustic testing performed in sound booths to quantify tinnitus frequency/intensity, masking thresholds and monitor changes over time.
Structured habituation or retraining programs and sound-masking interventions (white/colored noise, sound generators) combined with relaxation techniques to reduce perception and impact of tinnitus.
Counseling on sleep hygiene, relaxation/breathing techniques, exercise/yoga recommendations, dietary and stimulant-reduction advice, and referral to psychological care when needed.
On-site medical history, physical examination and audiological/vestibular tests to diagnose causes and subtypes of tinnitus and vertigo.
Non-invasive therapeutic application of low-intensity electrical currents via surface electrodes to mastoid and/or cervical regions, delivered across multiple short sessions to promote cellular rehabilitation and symptom reduction.
Assessment and non-pharmacological treatment addressing cervical and temporomandibular contributors (exercises, physiotherapy, manual therapy, osteopathy, dental/TMJ referral) to reduce musculoskeletal modulation of tinnitus.
Hearing tests, audiometry and tinnitus psychoacoustic testing performed in sound booths to quantify tinnitus frequency/intensity, masking thresholds and monitor changes over time.
Structured habituation or retraining programs and sound-masking interventions (white/colored noise, sound generators) combined with relaxation techniques to reduce perception and impact of tinnitus.
Counseling on sleep hygiene, relaxation/breathing techniques, exercise/yoga recommendations, dietary and stimulant-reduction advice, and referral to psychological care when needed.
Expertise Areas
- Tinnitus and vertigo clinical diagnosis
- Somatosensory tinnitus assessment
- Transcutaneous electrical neuromodulation for auditory rehabilitation
- Audiological diagnostics and psychoacoustic tinnitus measurement
Key Technologies
- Low-intensity transmastoid electrical stimulation
- Transcutaneous cervical electrical stimulation
- Surface electrode-based neuromodulation
- Audiometry
News & Updates
An article discussing the relationship between tinnitus and hearing loss.
Guidance on managing nocturnal tinnitus.
Information about how muscular contractures can cause tinnitus.
An article discussing the relationship between tinnitus and hearing loss.
Guidance on managing nocturnal tinnitus.
Information about how muscular contractures can cause tinnitus.