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KMID : 0858620020060010045
Korean Journal of Audiology
2002 Volume.6 No. 1 p.45 ~ p.49
A Pilot Survey of the Hearing Acuity of Residents in the Aircraft & Fire Range Noise Exposure Areas
Yoo Seung-Hoon

Kin Hyung-Jong
Hong Sang-Mo
Ju Yeong-Su
Song Byeong-Ho
Abstract
This study was a pilot survey to evaluate the effects of aircraft and fire range noise on hearing acuity. 25 subjects (age£º41-60) were recruited from the noise exposure areas and 28 subjects (age£º41-60) were recruited from the control areas. Before the test, subjects were asked about hearing difficulty, otologic past history and past experience of noise exposure at work and military service. The test was a pure tone audiometry using the ascendfing method of limits with 5 dB step at 5 test frequencies of 0.5 to 4 kHz. The analyses used mixed model to determined the effects of chronic aircraft and fire range noise exposure on hearing level. The results of audiometry measurements indicated that hearing ability was reduced significantly in individuals who lived near the fire range(p<0.05).
KEYWORD
Noise-induced hearing loss, Aircraft and fire range noise
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