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pp.443-448
Published Date 1959/6/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492202256

The changes occurring in the air-conducted hearing threshold upon tests that may be performed either continuosly or periodically are observed in 29 ears, normal hearing, 16 ears, special. hearing tests, 509 ears affected with trumatic head injury occupational dea-fnessetc. All tests are performed in a sound-proof room.

The threshold changes appeared to be the greatest in the region of high-tone ; the least in the middle-tone. The amount of changes became small after the second trial of the repeated tests but it was rather large com-paratively in the region of the low-tone.

The threshold changes occurring among youg women of normal hearing upon repea-ted-tests were considerable but such changes appeared to be less when compared to similar tests made on other patients in general.

Aside from the results of periodic tests ma-de on the group of occupationally deaf repeated tests showed the effect of training. When the results of continual and periodic tests were compared to each other, the effects of training were shown more in the former while changes in the threshold value appeared to be emphasized more in the latter.

Worsening effects of average threshold value were shown in the group who were affected with occupational deafness and appeared to be the more marked among the aged that seemed to be related to T. T. S. and definitely specific for this condition.

The group requiring special hearing tests compared with those who received traumatic head injury ; among them the average thre-shold changes appeared to be the more or less similar and small in degree.


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