Distribution of measurements (n) percentage of total) within categories of exposure intervals in L<sub>AeqTi</sub>, L<sub>AFmax,95</sub> and L<sub>AFmax</sub>.

Distribution of measurements (n) percentage of total) within categories of exposure intervals in L<sub>AeqTi</sub>, L<sub>AFmax,95</sub> and L<sub>AFmax</sub>.

<p>Distribution of measurements (n) percentage of total) within categories of exposure intervals in L<sub>AeqTi</sub>, L<sub>AFmax,95</sub> and L<sub>AFmax</sub>.</p>

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Main Author:	Loisa Sandström (20659650) (author)
Other Authors:	Sofie Fredriksson (685817) (author), Elina Mäki-Torkko (9368120) (author), Mikael Ögren (280640) (author), Janina Fels (7841891) (author), Kerstin Persson Waye (10967148) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Molecular Biology Neuroscience Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Developmental Biology Cancer Infectious Diseases xlink "> afmax monitored using dosimeters may affect hearing 77 &# 8211 75 &# 8211 60 &# 8211 6 &# 8201 4 &# 8201 3 &# 8201 refine exposure assessment 95 </ sub 95 ).</ sub sectional study aimed preschool sound exposure four time points preschool noise exposure 110 db ). high noise levels noise exposure preschool noise previous study preschool week 05 ). 021 ). 98 db 97 db 85 db 80 db sub xmlns young children term variations term impact significant associations right ear regularly exposed reduce variability recording protocols progression across pressurised dpoaes personal dosimetry measurement accuracy maximum levels linear mixed left ear indirect marker improve detection future research five children ear pressure cochlear function
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