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Comparative Study of Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions in Offshore and Onshore Seafaring Workers.

Moara Karoline Silveira MalheirosVolney de Magalhães CâmaraTatiana Rodrigues GarciaDayane Calixto CavalcanteLucas Wilson de MendonçaMaria Isabel Kós Pinheiro de Andrade
Published in: CoDAS (2021)
The results suggest that exposure to noise and/or chemical substances can contribute to alterations in cochlear function in seafarers even without manifesting auditory symptoms.
Keyphrases
  • hearing loss
  • air pollution
  • working memory
  • drinking water
  • sleep quality
  • municipal solid waste
  • physical activity
  • heavy metals