2016
DOI: 10.13075/mp.5893.00337
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Do hearing threshold levels in workers of the furniture industry reflect their exposure to noise?

Abstract: StreszczenieWstęp: Celem pracy była analiza stanu słuchu pracowników zakładu meblarskiego z uwzględnieniem ich narażenia zawodowego na hałas i występowania dodatkowych czynników ryzyka uszkodzenia słuchu spowodowanego hałasem. Materiał i metody: W grupie 50 mężczyzn w wieku 20-57 lat, zatrudnionych bezpośrednio przy produkcji mebli, przeprowadzono pomiary hała-su, badania kwestionariuszowe i ocenę stanu słuchu z zastosowaniem audiometrii tonalnej. Rzeczywiste progi słuchu pracowników porównano z progami przewi… Show more

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“…Nine studies were rated as “probably low” for this item, in general, because indirect evidence suggested that inclusion/exclusion criteria, recruitment and enrolment procedures, and participation/response rates were similar across groups ( Bauer et al, 1991 , Chang and Chang, 2009 , de Souza et al, 2015 , Rachiotis et al, 2006 , Singh et al, 2012 , Souza et al, 2001 , Toppila et al, 2001 , Vihma, 1981 , Zhao et al, 1991 ). Finally, ten articles were rated as “low” risk of bias for this domain because, in general, the descriptions of the target population, inclusion/exclusion criteria, recruitment and enrolment procedures, participation/response rates were adequately detailed ( Ahmed et al, 2001 , Attarchi et al, 2013 , Chang et al, 2012 , Chen et al, 2017 , Hong et al, 1998 , Melamed et al, 1997 , Pawlaczyk-Luszczynska et al, 2016 , Shi, 2009 , Solecki, 2008 , Sriopas et al, 2017 ) ( Fig. 3 ).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Nine studies were rated as “probably low” for this item, in general, because indirect evidence suggested that inclusion/exclusion criteria, recruitment and enrolment procedures, and participation/response rates were similar across groups ( Bauer et al, 1991 , Chang and Chang, 2009 , de Souza et al, 2015 , Rachiotis et al, 2006 , Singh et al, 2012 , Souza et al, 2001 , Toppila et al, 2001 , Vihma, 1981 , Zhao et al, 1991 ). Finally, ten articles were rated as “low” risk of bias for this domain because, in general, the descriptions of the target population, inclusion/exclusion criteria, recruitment and enrolment procedures, participation/response rates were adequately detailed ( Ahmed et al, 2001 , Attarchi et al, 2013 , Chang et al, 2012 , Chen et al, 2017 , Hong et al, 1998 , Melamed et al, 1997 , Pawlaczyk-Luszczynska et al, 2016 , Shi, 2009 , Solecki, 2008 , Sriopas et al, 2017 ) ( Fig. 3 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lastly, the remaining twenty three studies were rated as “low” because exposure assessors and study personnel were blinded to relevant participant characteristics (e.g. occupation and/or disease status), and the blinding was probably not broken ( Attarchi et al, 2012 , Chang et al, 2012 , Chen et al, 2017 , He et al, 2017 , Hu et al, 2005 , Kock et al, 2004 , Landen et al, 2004 , Lee, 1999 , Morata et al, 1997a , Morata et al, 1997b , Nasir and Rampal, 2012 , Noweir, 1984 , Osibogun et al, 2000 , Pawlaczyk-Luszczynska et al, 2016 , Shakhatreh et al, 2000 , Shi, 2009 , Solecki, 2008 , Sriopas et al, 2017 , Toppila et al, 2001 , Wu et al, 1987 , Xie et al, 2015 , Xue et al, 2018 , Yuan et al, 2005 ) ( Fig. 3 ).…”
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“…Considerando la población mundial y según estimaciones de la Organización Mundial de la Salud, existen en alrededor de 370 millones de personas con algún tipo de pérdida auditiva discapacitante entendiéndose como tal, una disminución mayor de 40 dB en el mejor oído para el caso de los adultos (66% de la población total) y una de más de 30 dB para el caso de los niños 5,17 . Las hipoacusias del adulto se relacionan principalmente con infecciones crónicas del oído, ingestión de sustancias ototóxicas, enfermedades metabólicas, sordera súbita, traumatismos, tumores, enfermedades que cursan con hipertensión endolinfática, exposición al ruido y envejecimiento 2,4,8 .…”
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