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183 related items for PubMed ID: 8473621

  • 21. Total energy and critical intensity concepts in noise damage.
    Ward WD, Santi PA, Duvall AJ, Turner CW.
    Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol; 1981; 90(6 Pt 1):584-90. PubMed ID: 7316382
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  • 22. Reduction in impulse noise-induced permanent threshold shift with intracochlear application of an NADPH oxidase inhibitor.
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  • 23. Application of the kurtosis statistic to the evaluation of the risk of hearing loss in workers exposed to high-level complex noise.
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  • 24. Animal model for the 4-kHz tonal dip.
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  • 25. The effects of interrupted noise exposures on the noise-damaged cochlea.
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  • 26. The role of tuning curve variables and threshold measures in the estimation of sensory cell loss.
    Ahroon WA, Davis RI, Hamernik RP.
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  • 28. Cochlear damage caused by continuous and intermittent noise exposure.
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  • 30. Physiological and histological changes associated with the reduction in threshold shift during interrupted noise exposure.
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  • 31. Discharge patterns in the cochlear nucleus of the chinchilla following noise induced asymptotic threshold shift.
    Salvi RJ, Hamernik RP, Henderson D.
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  • 32. Measures of auditory brain-stem responses, distortion product otoacoustic emissions, hair cell loss, and forward masked tuning curves in the waltzing guinea pig.
    Canlon B, Marklund K, Borg E.
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  • 33. The effect of 'conditioning' on hearing loss from a high frequency traumatic exposure.
    Subramaniam M, Henderson D, Campo P, Spongr V.
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  • 34. Hearing loss and cochlear pathology in monkeys after noise exposure.
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  • 36. Threshold shifts in chinchillas exposed to octave bands of noise centered at 63 and 1000 Hz for three days(a).
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  • 38. Interrupted noise exposures: threshold shift dynamics and permanent effects.
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  • 40. The value of a kurtosis metric in estimating the hazard to hearing of complex industrial noise exposures.
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