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Permanent Threshold Shift Changes Produced by Noise Exposure and Aging

Ronald Gallo Subcommittee on Noise Research Center, Los Angeles, California
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Aram Glorig M.D. Subcommittee on Noise Research Center, Los Angeles, California
Pages 237-245 | Published online: 27 Dec 2007

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