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[Occupational hypoacusis in transport workers].

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    Occupational neurosensory hypoacusis (ONH) is rising in transport workers due to industrial noise. Updated medical fitness criteria and hearing protection are crucial for these professionals.

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    • Occupational health
    • Audiology
    • Noise-induced hearing loss

    Context:

    • Transport workers, including civil aviation aircrews and railway locomotive crews, face significant risks.
    • Exposure to intensive industrial noise is a primary cause of hearing impairment in this demographic.
    • Prevalence of ONH increases with age (45-50 years) and extended service history (≥15 years).

    Purpose:

    • To analyze the prevalence and causes of occupational neurosensory hypoacusis (ONH) in transport workers.
    • To highlight the rising trend of ONH morbidity.
    • To advocate for updated medical fitness criteria and examination protocols for transport workers.

    Summary:

    • Occupational neurosensory hypoacusis (ONH) is a growing concern among transport workers exposed to high noise levels.
    • The condition is most prevalent in older workers with long service histories.
    • A rise in ONH necessitates revisions to medical assessments and fitness standards.

    Impact:

    • Revising medical criteria and examination rules is essential for ensuring the professional fitness of transport workers, particularly those in safety-critical roles.
    • Implementing international classifications and scientific approaches can standardize diagnosis and management.
    • Promoting innovations in noise reduction, hearing protection, early diagnosis, and rehabilitation is vital for mitigating ONH.