The phrase "auditory damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing harm or injury to the hearing ability, often in medical or scientific discussions.
Example: "Exposure to loud noises over time can lead to significant auditory damage, affecting one's ability to hear clearly."
Alternatives: "hearing impairment" or "hearing damage".
"Employees involved in stock car racing are routinely exposed to extreme levels of noise, and auditory damage will ensue eventually," according to the report's conclusion.
Leaving aside the risk of auditory damage — hearing aids are ubiquitous among rig workers over forty — and the threat of injury from mishandled explosives, the work is attractive.
Finally, we discuss the continued need to prioritize personalized dosimetry in order to improve models that predict or characterize the risk of auditory damage, to integrate dosimeters with hearing-protection devices, and to inform strategies and metrics for reducing NIHI.
Noise treatments should thus be detectable by the fish, but without reaching SPLs that might cause auditory damage; sensitivity to temporary auditory damage appears to be reduced for fish with no specialist hearing adaptations compared to 'specialist' species [8], [39], and the durations of noise exposure in this study were relatively brief.
Some of the most obvious effects of additional noise (auditory damage [4] [8], stress responses [9] [12], altered signal detection and communication [1], [2]) have received a fair degree of attention in some taxa.
These attention-mediated effects of noise are driven by a limited capacity to attend simultaneously to multiple stimuli [26], and thus might occur when all sorts of sound stimuli are added to an animal's environment, while the more obvious noise effects (auditory damage, masking and allostatic stress-related responses) might only occur in response to noise and sounds of a specific nature.
However, reporters from the London Sunday Times, who wrote the authoritative book on thalidomide, Suffer the Children, cited heart and other organ defects, as well as genital, visual and auditory damages.
More important than a cure for auditory nerve damage is prevention.
Medical treatment of auditory nerve damage is helpful only in rare cases e.g., when the loss is due to syphilis or an early case of Ménière disease or in some instances when zinc deficiency is the underlying cause.
The primary safety concern for quinine in pregnancy is the potential for auditory nerve damage [ 55].
Reducing cisplatin in a clinical setting while preserving toxic effect on the tumor is likely to reduce cytotoxic side effects like kidney and auditory nerve damage.
