Actual problems of improving the criteria for examining the relationship between sensorineural hearing loss and the profession of flight crew members of civil aircraft

Prokopenko, L. V.; Курьеров, Н.Н.; Lagutina, Alla V.; Почтарева, Е.С.

doi:10.31089/978-5-907035-94-2-2018-1-416-425

Actual Problems of Occupational Health: Proceedings of the Institute 2018

DOI: 10.31089/978-5-907035-94-2-2018-1-416-425

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Actual problems of improving the criteria for examining the relationship between sensorineural hearing loss and the profession of flight crew members of civil aircraft

L. V. Prokopenko¹,

Н.Н. Курьеров²,

Alla V. Lagutina³

et al.

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Calculatuon and assessment noise induced hearing loss excess risk in group of population

Prokopenko

Курьеров

Lagutina

et al. 2019

Myditsina truda I promyshlennaya ekologiy

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Introduction. Prevention of occupation hearing loss should be based on mathematical models and computational methods to predict changes in hearing thresholds (HT) with age and under the action of noise on the hearing organ. There is an urgent need for quantitative methods to determine the health risk of exposure to noise above 80 dBA.The aim of the study was to determine the group excessive risk of hearing loss (ERHL) under the action of noise using the model of the third edition of ISO 1999.Materials and methods. Developed technology for the determination of the HT model, the third edition of ISO 1999, depending on the gender, age, length of service and experienced noise exposure on the basis of the related sett lement tables MSExcell for population percentiles 1 to 99% in 1% step. Results. With the use of the developed technology, the initial data were determined and the main indicators of the group risk of hearing loss at the levels of criteria for the diagnosis of sensorineural hearing loss (SNT) were calculated. Th eir dependences on age, length of service and noise level are calculated.Conclusions: Th e developed technology allows us to calculate the probable hearing thresholds of the quantile of the population exposed to and unaff ected by noise and the magnitude of the group excess risk.

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Calculatuon and assessment noise induced hearing loss excess risk in group of population

Prokopenko

Курьеров

Lagutina

et al. 2019

Myditsina truda I promyshlennaya ekologiy

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