HYPOACUSIA FROM NOISE AND CORRELATION WITH THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT Noise is one of the main causes of hearing loss. It can cause temporary malfunctions or cause irreversible damage. It can cause irreversible damage both if suffered as a single trauma at an intensity> 120 / 130dB or if suffered for a long period at an intensity higher than 80 / 90dB. In the first case, the damage can manifest itself immediately but also in the long term, in the second case it occurs only in the long term and the perception of the loss is subjective, often identifiable only when it reaches an important severity. In some cases, noise-induced hearing loss that occurs in adulthood is the cause of trauma suffered in childhood that cause damage that only matures with the passage of time. This study aims to review the recent literature on the analysis of the correlation between noise-induced hearing loss and the work environment.
IPOACUSIA DA RUMORE E CORRELAZIONE CON L’AMBIENTE LAVORATIVO Il rumore è uno delle cause principali dell’ipoacusia. Può provocare disfunzioni momentanee o provocare danni irreversibili. Può provocare danno irreversibile sia se subito come unico trauma ad una intensità >120/130dB oppure se subito per un lungo periodo ad intensità superiori ad 80/90dB. Nel primo caso il danno si può manifestare nell’immediato ma anche nel lungo periodo, nel secondo caso si manifesta solo nel lungo periodo e la percezione della perdita è soggettiva, spesso individuabile solo quando raggiunge una gravità importante. In alcuni casi l’ipoacusia da rumore che si manifesta in età adulta è causa di traumi subiti in età infantile che provocano danni che maturano solo con il passare del tempo. Questo studio ha lo scopo di revisionare la letteratura recente in tema di analisi della correlazione tra ipoacusia da rumore ed ambiente lavorativo
Ipoacusia da rumore e correlazione con l'ambiente lavorativo
FANTIN, EMANUELE
2021/2022
Abstract
HYPOACUSIA FROM NOISE AND CORRELATION WITH THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT Noise is one of the main causes of hearing loss. It can cause temporary malfunctions or cause irreversible damage. It can cause irreversible damage both if suffered as a single trauma at an intensity> 120 / 130dB or if suffered for a long period at an intensity higher than 80 / 90dB. In the first case, the damage can manifest itself immediately but also in the long term, in the second case it occurs only in the long term and the perception of the loss is subjective, often identifiable only when it reaches an important severity. In some cases, noise-induced hearing loss that occurs in adulthood is the cause of trauma suffered in childhood that cause damage that only matures with the passage of time. This study aims to review the recent literature on the analysis of the correlation between noise-induced hearing loss and the work environment.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12608/38822