2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00106-021-01111-3
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Din en Iso 7029:2017-06

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“…Further studies showed gray matter reductions beyond the age norm in the superior and medial temporal gyrus [69] and superior and medial frontal gyrus [69][70][71], primary auditory cortex [72,73], and occipital lobe and hypothalamus [70]. Diffusion-weighted MR images also showed changes ▶Fig 3 Average hearing threshold progression for men and women aged 20-80+ according to DIN EN ISO 7029:2017:06 (according to [39]). The 50th percentile of the respective age group is shown.…”
Section: Structural-morphological As Well As Neurochemical Changesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Further studies showed gray matter reductions beyond the age norm in the superior and medial temporal gyrus [69] and superior and medial frontal gyrus [69][70][71], primary auditory cortex [72,73], and occipital lobe and hypothalamus [70]. Diffusion-weighted MR images also showed changes ▶Fig 3 Average hearing threshold progression for men and women aged 20-80+ according to DIN EN ISO 7029:2017:06 (according to [39]). The 50th percentile of the respective age group is shown.…”
Section: Structural-morphological As Well As Neurochemical Changesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pure-tone audiogram typically shows a loss of high frequency hearing 36 37 38 . For medical expert reports, DIN EN ISO 7029:2017 should be consulted, which allows estimation of normal hearing for ages between 20 and 80+ years 39 ( Fig 3 ). The current 3 rd version is based on data from healthy men and women published after 2000.…”
Section: Age-related Hearing Lossmentioning
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