NOISE INDUCED HEARING LOSS

Domain	Definition
Medicine	This terminology is usually restricted to mean the slowly progressive inner ear hearing loss which results from exposure to noise over a long period of time as contrasted to acoustic trauma or physical injury to the ear. Source: European Union. (references)
	The slowly progressive inner ear hearing loss which results from exposure to noise over a long period of time as contrasted to acoustic trauma or physical injury to the ear. Source: European Union. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Frequency of Internet Keywords: NOISE INDUCED HEARING LOSS

Modern Translation: NOISE INDUCED HEARING LOSS

Language		Translations for "NOISE INDUCED HEARING LOSS"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		tunghørhed efter støjtraume, stoejfremkaldt hoeresvaekkelse, stoejbetinget hoeretab, støjfremkaldt høresvækkelse, støjbetinget høretab. (various references)

Dutch		lawaaislechthorendheid, lawaaidoofheid (enclosure, noise deafness), gehoorverlies (hearing impairment, hearing loss, loss of hearing). (various references)

Finnish		meluvamma, melun aiheuttama kuulonalenema. (various references)

French		perte auditive due au bruit, déficit auditif induit par le bruit, déficit audiométrique induit par le bruit, déficit audiométrique, assourdissement. (various references)

German		Vertäubung, Lärmschwerhörigkeit, lärmbedingte Schwerhörigkeit, durch Lärm verursachte Taubheit. (various references)

Greek		ακουστικομετρική ανεπάρκεια, θορυβογενής βαρηκοΐα. (various references)

Italian		riduzione della capacita uditiva causata da rumore, insordimento, deficit acustico da rumore. (various references)

Pig Latin		oisenay induceday earinghay osslay

Portuguese		redução da capacidade auditiva causada pelo ruído, perda auditiva induzida pelo ruído. (various references)

Spanish		perdida de la capacidad auditiva producida por el ruido, pérdida de audición inducida por el ruido. (various references)

Swedish		bullerinducerad hörselskada. (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.