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Personal Cassette Players (‘Walkman’). Do they Cause Noise-Induced Hearing Loss?

I. Turunen-Rise Institute of Audiology, ENT Department, University Hospital, Rikshospitalet, Oslo, Norway
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G. Flottorp Institute of Audiology, ENT Department, University Hospital, Rikshospitalet, Oslo, Norway
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O. Tvete Institute of Audiology, ENT Department, University Hospital, Rikshospitalet, Oslo, Norway
Pages 239-244 | Received 27 Dec 1990, Accepted 25 Feb 1991, Published online: 12 Oct 2009

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Fei Zhao, Vinaya K.C. Manchaiah, David French & Sharon M. Price. (2010) Music exposure and hearing disorders: An overview. International Journal of Audiology 49:1, pages 54-64.
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Darrin A. Worthington, Jonathan H. Siegel, Laura Ann Wilber, Benjamin M. Faber, Kathleen T. Dunckley, Dean C. Garstecki & Sumitrajit Dhar. (2009) Comparing two methods to measure preferred listening levels of personal listening devices. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 125:6, pages 3733-3741.
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Brian J. Fligor. (2009) Risk for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss From Use of Portable Media Players: A Summary of Evidence Through 2008. Perspectives on Audiology 5:1, pages 10-20.
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Brian Fligor & Deanna Meinke. (2009) Safe-Listening Myths for Personal Music Players. The ASHA Leader 14:7, pages 5-6.
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Peter Torre. (2008) Young Adults’ Use and Output Level Settings of Personal Music Systems. Ear & Hearing 29:5, pages 791-799.
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Brian J. Fligor & L Clarke Cox. (2004) Output Levels of Commercially Available Portable Compact Disc Players and the Potential Risk to Hearing. Ear and Hearing 25:6, pages 513-527.
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Brechtje A. de Beer, Kees Graamans, Ad F. M. Snik, Koen Ingels & Gerhard A. Zielhuis. (2003) Hearing Deficits in Young Adults Who Had a History of Otitis Media in Childhood: Use of Personal Stereos Had No Effect on Hearing. Pediatrics 111:4, pages e304-e308.
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Sam P. Mostafapour, Kelli Lahargoue & George A. Gates. (1998) Noise-induced hearing loss in young adults: The role of personal listening devices and other sources of leisure noise. The Laryngoscope 108:12, pages 1832-1839.
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Hilmi Dajani, Hans Kunov & Baily Seshagiri. (1996) Real-time method for the measurement of noise exposure from communication headsets. Applied Acoustics 49:3, pages 209-224.
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Steven Pugsley, Andrew Stuart, Joseph Kalinowski & Joy Armson. (1993) Changes in Hearing Sensitivity Following Portable Stereo System Use. American Journal of Audiology 2:3, pages 64-67.
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Gail L. MacLean, Andrew Stuart & Robert Stenstrom. (1992) Real Ear Sound Pressure Levels Developed by Three Portable Stereo System Earphones. American Journal of Audiology 1:4, pages 52-55.
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