THE CLINICAL-ASSESSMENT OF INDUSTRIAL HEARING-LOSS - A CASE-REPORT AND DISCUSSION

  • 1 January 1982
    • journal article
    • research article
    • Vol. 11  (2) , 94-96
Abstract
The clinical evaluation of a patient with occupational hearing loss may be difficult because of the variety of potential pathogenic mechanisms in the cochlea. A patient is described illustrating some of these factors, in which exposure to noise, head injury, ototoxic drug ingestion, childhood ear disease, otosclerosis and presbycusis compounded to create a clinical conundrum.

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