Ototoxicity of hydrocarbons present in gasoline: a literature review

Author:

Silva Thais Fernandes da1,Rodrigues Daniela del Rosário Flores1,Coutinho Gilvânia Barreto Feitosa1,Soares Manuella1,Almeida Márcia Soalheiro de1,Sarcinelli Paula de Novaes1,Mattos Rita de Cássia Oliveira da Costa1,Larentis Ariane Leites1,Matos Giselle Goulart de Oliveira1

Affiliation:

1. Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Brazil

Abstract

ABSTRACT Purpose: to investigate the toxicity effects of major hydrocarbons present in gasoline on the auditory system and the related mechanisms of action. Methods: a literature review between 2005 and 2015 was conducted using LILACS, MEDLINE and SciELO, by combining descriptors and their respective terms in Portuguese, English and Spanish. Results: studies performed in humans and animals with hearing impairment, confirmed by morphological tests in rats, the influence of factors such as dose, duration, species and type of stimulus in hearing loss, and ineffective protection of workers by the threshold levels of exposure in the mixture of the compounds, were chosen. Conclusion: toluene is regarded as an ototoxic compound that damages outer hair cells in the middle region of the cochlea, with evidence of interaction with noise. Ethylbenzene and xylenes can be considered potentially ototoxic based on the results of animal studies. No sufficient data were found on benzene to form a conclusion.

Publisher

FapUNIFESP (SciELO)

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