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Antimicrobials in the Management of Post-Irradiation Infection
2011-05-13

... Antimicrobials in the Management of Post-Irradiation Infection ... The threat of accidental or hostile exposure to ionizing irradiation is of great concern. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Functional Assessment of Laser Irradiation.
1974-08-01

... Title : Functional Assessment of Laser Irradiation. Descriptive Note : Final rept. ... Implications for accidental human exposures are presented. (Author). ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Behavioral evaluation of microwave irradiation.
1999-06-01

... exposure levels for microwave irradiation is important since new, more powerful emitters are developed and the potential for accidental exposure is ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Neutron Radiography Applied to Studying the Densification of ...

... is to study nuclear fuel behaviour under normal and accidental operating conditions, by means of instrumented irradiation experiments followed by ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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[Methods of individual retrospective physical dosimetry in the problem of estimation of consequences of accidental irradiation].

The overview of the results of development, verification and application of the methods of individual retrospective physical dosimetry among population of settlements contaminated with radionuclides, which suffered from irradiation as a result of the accident in Chernobyl NPP, and among the population located in the vicinity of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site is presented ...

PubMed

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Dosimetric meaning of haematological data in victims of accidental irradiation
1975-05-01

In the event of accidental irradiation the estimation of haematological damage situates the dose range. For serious irradiation the rapid perturbation and later change in the blood cell lines are good dose level indicators. In cases of relatively slight exposure the thrombocytes are the last blood cell elements to be ...

Energy Citations Database

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Approaches therapeutiques du syndrome hematopoietique apres irradiation globale accidentelle grave. Interet de l'expansion ex vivo des cellules hematopoietiques. (Therapeutic approaches of hematopoietic syndrome after serious accidental global irradiation. Ex vivo expansion interest of hematopoietic cells).
1994-01-01

Aplasia is one of the main syndrome, appearing after one global accidental irradiation by one ionizing radiation source. The hematopoietic syndrome is characterized by a peripheric blood cell number fall; the cell marrow is reduced too. (Atomindex citatio...

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Radiation victim management and the haemat... [Int J Radiat Biol...
2011-09-03

of bone marrow damage in accidental/intentional irradiations, the stimulation of residual stem cells using granulocyte Colony-stimulating factor remains the therapeutic standard...

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THE IRRADIATION OF ORGANISMS BY ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITS
1963-01-01

From the relationships given in the literature on the calculation of the biological dose received by an organism because of the atmospheric radioactivity, the maximum levels permitted in this case are calculated. The maximum permissible levels depend on mean values of the preceding years and on the number of accidental irradiations. (trauth)

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Some Aspects Concerning Dose and Activity Estimation in the Case of the Incidental Radioactive Contamination in Romania in the Summer of 1986.
1987-01-01

Radionuclide-that is fission products- migration pathways in the human body organs are being modelled. A method for calculating body irradiation in terms of radioactive contamination is suggested. Data obtained for the 1986 accidental irradiation are comp...

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Dietary Antioxidants Protect Hematopoietic Cells and Improve Animal Survival after Total-Body Irradiation

... is heightened due to the risk of radiological terrorism or radiation accidents (1, 3, 6, 8). Protection ... M. Drouet. Cytokine-based treatment of accidentally irradiated victims and new approaches. Exp. ...

NBII National Biological Information Infrastructure

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Clinical Study of Lesions Caused by Accidental Local Exposure to Ionizing Radiations.
1977-01-01

During the last few years the radiopathology service of the Curie Foundation has admitted more than a hundred patients who were followed and treated for irradiation or suspected irradiation after a work accident. Accidents followed by clinical symptoms ac...

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THERAPEUTIC USES OF RADIATION INJURY
1961-12-01

Much valuable information regarding the effects of large doses of whole- body irradiation and the treatment of acute radiation injury can be obtained from the study of patients deliberately irradiated for therapeutic purposes. Of particular interest in this connection are the irradiation of patients in preparation for kidney ...

Energy Citations Database

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ELECTRON IRRADIATION APPARATUS
1959-05-19

An arrangement for irradiation with electrons is described which avoids certain hazards associated with other techniques. The space between accelerating- tube window and object to be irradiated is filled with He or Ar. The He or Ar, being lighter than alr, are contained by a hood the bottom of which is open to permit ralsing of objects to be ...

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PROBLEMS POSED FOR THE HEMATOLOGIST BY THE TREATMENT OF SUBJECTS ACCIDENTALLY IRRADIATED AT HIGH DOSAGE
1960-01-01

The hematelogical treatment of subjects accidentally exposed te high irradiation doses is reviewed. Except for extremely high doses the prime consideration is the determination of the dose recelved in which hematological examirations play a large role. Then serious hematological malfunctions require energetic symptomatic treatment. The isolation ...

Energy Citations Database

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Dosimetric Properties of Textile Fibers: Application of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Dosimetry to an Accidental gamma Irradiation.
1987-01-01

The dosimetric properties of some twenty textile fibers have been studied in order to develop a method for determining the dose received in the case of an accidental gamma irradiation. Three textile fibers having properties most closely satisfying our nee...

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Influence of UV irradiation and of high-pressure treatment on the UV absorption and Raman scattering spectra of germanosilicate glass
1998-02-28

UV laser irradiation and hydrostatic compression of germanosilicate glass resulted in different changes in the glass structure. Modifications of the glass structure by UV irradiation were localised near dissociated germanium oxygen-deficient centres. Destruction of these defects was assumed to stimulate formation of threefold rings ...

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ACCIDENTAL RADIATION INJURY
1961-12-01

Studies of the effects of ionizing radiations in animals are of limited value for human medicine as the results cannot be reliably extrapolated to man. It is therefore essential to extract the maximum amount of information from the relatively few observations on persons accidentally exposed to high doses of radiation and those deliberately ...

Energy Citations Database

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Inactivation of proteins by irradiation of gold nanoparticles with nano- and picosecond laser pulses
2003-10-01

Irradiation of 15 nm gold particles with nano- and picosecond laser pulses can create locally temperatures beyond the critical point of water. Due to the short heating times the temperature is localised to the vicinity of the particles. Under irradiation with nano- and picosecond pulses an inactivation of the enzymes alkaline ...

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Experimental posterior perforating ocular injury: a controlled study of the gross effects of localised gamma irradiation.
1986-08-01

A pilot study on the effect of localised irradiation applied to the site of a standard perforating injury in the rabbit eye, showed that gamma rays limited the formation of post-traumatic vitreoretinal membranes. A controlled study was therefore undertaken to confirm this observation. Twenty-four pairs of rabbits underwent a standard perforating injury in ...

PubMed Central

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THE RELATIVE INHALATION HAZARDS FROM THE RADIOISOTOPES OF IODINE FOLLOWING ACCIDENTAL RELEASE OF FISSION PRODUCTS
1961-01-01

The relative inhalation hazards of iodine isotopes following an accidental release of fission products are calculated taking into account the biological and physical characteristics of the significant radionuclides. The relative dose due to I/sup 132/ formed in the body by the decay of Te/sup 132/ is also calculated using a simple mathematical model for iodine ...

Energy Citations Database

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Metastatic angiosarcoma of the spleen after accidental radiation exposure: a case report.
1998-04-01

Angiosarcoma is a rare malignant tumor arising from endothelial cells of blood vessels or lymphatic channels. Therapeutic irradiation, thoriumdioxide administration, pyothorax, and polyvinyl chloride exposure have been shown to be predisposing factors for developing angiosarcoma. Accidental radiation exposure has not been associated with angiosarcoma. We ...

PubMed

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Spectral Deficits in Visual Acuity Due to Laser Irradiation.
1972-01-01

The increased use of lasers and laser devices has made it essential to determine the potential kinds of visual deficits associated with accidental laser exposure. Maximal visual acuity and normal color vision are closely associated with foveal receptor fu...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Retrospective Dosimetry after Criticality Accidents Using Low-Frequency EPR: A Study of Whole Human Teeth Irradiated in ...

... context of accidental or intentional radiation exposures (nuclear ... teeth from the potential victims. Up to now, most studies focused on the ... ...

NBII National Biological Information Infrastructure

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Non destructive localization by gamma tomography of fission products emission in a fuel pencil area after an accidental sequence.
1994-01-01

The transverse gamma spectrometry of an irradiated fuel pencil, associated to a tomography method of gamma emitters reconstruction in a straight section of the pencil, is a non destructive technique which proves efficient when there are enough projections...

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Limitations Associated with Analysis of Cytogenetic Data for Biological Dosimetry

... an accidental intake of tritium (20) and for Chernobyl clean-up workers (21). Among several mathematical models ... protracted irradiation was highlighted by the Goiania and Chernobyl accidents (6, 7, 21,...

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HOW GREAT IS THE DANGER OF IRRADIATION BY LUMINOUS DIALS OF WRIST WATCHES
1961-12-29

It was found that the most hazardous aspect of this source of radiation is accidental breakage of the watch crystal and unwitting cortamination of the person who attempts to remove the broken glass. (H.H.D.)

Energy Citations Database

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Dosimetry by Stimulated Exoelectronic Emission of Apatites and Dental Biomaterials.
1982-01-01

This work is a contribution to the study of stimulated exoelectronic emission, the goal of which is the development of a dosimetry available in case of accidental irradiation. The first part is devoted to a review of the various theoretical models suggest...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Antioxidant Diet Supplementation Starting 24 Hours after Exposure Reduces Radiation Lethality

... the value of antioxidants as countermeasures against radiological terrorism, especially in the practical scenario of starting a ... M. Drouet. Cytokine-based treatment of accidentally irradiated victims a...

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Accidental exposition with xray diffraction equipment.
1991-01-01

The plug fault Xray diffraction equipment promoted searcher irradiation.The film dosemeter who he carried was over exposed (D.O.>4.5). The reconstruction of the accident for value the operator dose received and future effects of him. The troubled recei...

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HARDENING OF LITHIUM FLUORIDE CRYSTALS BY IRRADIATION
1961-12-01

The very soft, pure crystals of LiF that are commercially available were formed unsuitable for some experimental work because they suffer accidental plastic deformation during cleavage and tend to split on (ll0) planes. Irradiation with gamma rays produces harder crystals that can be cleaved and handled without much damage. The radiation-induced ...

Energy Citations Database

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BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION IN HUMAN RADIATION PATHOLOGY
1960-01-01

Effects of whole body irradiation in mammals with supralethal doses and the consequent recovery through heterologous and homologous medullary grafts are reviewed. Attempts at application to the field of human pathology caused by total irradiation, both accidental and therapeutical; and some radiobiological considerations on ...

Energy Citations Database

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Time dependence of chromosomal aberrations induced in human and monkey lymphocytes by acute and fractionated exposure to /sup 60/Co
1988-11-01

Changes in the numbers of peripheral lymphocytes with chromosome aberrations were observed in cynomolgus monkeys after fractionated or acute /sup 60/Co irradiation at the same total doses. Immediately after irradiation, the yield of dicentrics decreased when the dose was fractionated but remained constant for 20 to 80 days, depending on the dose, when ...

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ALLOGENIC GRAFTING (IN PARTICULAR OF BONE MARROW) AFTER TOTAL-BODY IRRADIATION OF MAN
1962-01-01

The use of total-body irradiation of humans as a means of breaking down their resistance to allogenic grafts was studied. The studies comprise bone- marrow grafts to juvenile acute leukemia patients, and kidney transplants to adults. The doses administered are on the order of 500 rad. An additional study was made of marrow grafts to accidentally ...

Energy Citations Database

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Nature and conditions of formation of rod-shaped defects in silicon
1979-07-01

Formation of rod-shaped defects in silicon irradiated with electrons was studied by high-voltage electron microscopy and by infrared spectroscopy. These defects contained accidental oxygen and carbon impurity atoms and interstitial silicon atoms. The roles of the irradiation temperature, rate of heating of a crystal, radiation ...

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Modellierung des Schwellens und der Tritium-Freisetzung von bestrahltem Beryllium. (Modelling of swelling and tritium release from irradiated beryllium).
1995-01-01

Beryllium is one of the best neutron multipliers for the blanket of a fusion reactor, thus several studies have been initiated to evaluate this material behaviour under irradiation both for typical operating and accidental conditions. The most important e...

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Four Cases of Protracted Whole Body Irradiation (Algerian Accident 1978).
1979-01-01

A 25 Ci iridium-192 source accidentally lost was introduced in a room where, among others, four young female patients (14 to 20 years old), one of them pregnant, were irradiated during 4/5 weeks, 6/8 hours daily, cumulating skin doses in the range of 2500...

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A case of lichen myxedematosus with clearly exacerbated skin eruptions after UVB irradiation.
1995-08-01

We report a 48-year-old male with typical lichen myxedematosus, liver dysfunction, and diabetes mellitus. His skin eruptions were clearly exacerbated after accidental over-irradiation by UVB. These findings were clinically and histologically confirmed. The pathogenesis is still unknown, but we consider it to be due to Koebner phenomenon. PMID:7560458

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THE EFFECTS OF ANESTHESIA ON IRRADIATED ANIMALS
1960-01-01

For possible use in cases involving accidental exposure to ionizing radiation or in wartime atomic disaster, optimal conditions for anesthesia in the irradiated organism were investigated in animals. Mice and rats were irradiated and anesthetised to a level of anesthesia at which the animals had just become unresponsive to ...

Energy Citations Database

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FUNDAMENTALS IN AGING--INSOLUBILIZATION OF PROTEIN AS A FUNCTION OF AGING. Final Report
1959-03-31

Whole-body x irradiation was used to accelerate the onset of senescence in female white rats. Comparisons of nonirradiated and irradiated tissues have been made using histological, physical, and enzyme techniques. The data amassed to date indicate that x irradiation causes a reduction of 20.6 percent in alpha- amino nitrogen ...

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Fuel pin failure in the PFR/TREAT experiments
1986-01-01

The PFR/TREAT safety testing programme involves the transient testing of fresh and pre-irradiated UK and US fuel pins. This paper summarizes the experimental and calculational results obtained to date on fuel pin failure during transient overpower (resulting from an accidental addition of resolivity) and transient undercooling followed by overpower ...

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Understanding brain, mind and soul: contributions from neurology and neurosurgery.
2011-01-01

Treatment of diseases of the brain by drugs or surgery necessitates an understanding of its structure and functions. The philosophical neurosurgeon soon encounters difficulties when localising the abstract concepts of mind and soul within the tangible 1300-gram organ containing 100 billion neurones. Hippocrates had focused attention on the brain as the seat of the mind. The ...

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Understanding Brain, Mind and Soul: Contributions from Neurology and Neurosurgery

Treatment of diseases of the brain by drugs or surgery necessitates an understanding of its structure and functions. The philosophical neurosurgeon soon encounters difficulties when localising the abstract concepts of mind and soul within the tangible 1300-gram organ containing 100 billion neurones. Hippocrates had focused attention on the brain as the seat of the mind. The ...

PubMed Central

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COMPARISON OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFICIENCY OF FAST NEUTRONS AND CAESIUM GAMMA- RAYS ON "AUGUST" RATS
1960-10-01

ABS>The relative biological efficiency of fast neutrons compared with cesium gamma rays is equal to 3 on the lethality of August rats and equal to 4 as measured by the mean weight drop three days after irradiation. The timing of the various reactions appears to be the same in both cases, but death after fast neutron irradiation is mainly due ...

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Recommendations on dose coefficients for assessing doses from accidental radionuclide releases to the environment
1998-01-01

This document contains recommendations on appropriate human physiological and dosimetric parameters for use in assessing doses in the short term following an accidental release of radioactive contamination to the atmosphere during a nuclear emergency. It focuses on the exposure pathways expected to deliver the greatest radiation dose under this scenario, namely external ...

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Mathematical model for predicting the probability of acute mortality in a human population exposed to accidentally released airborne radionuclides. Final report for Phase I
1980-05-01

A mathematical model was constructed for the purpose of predicting the fraction of human population which would die within 1 year of an accidental exposure to airborne radionuclides. The model is based on data from laboratory experiments with rats, dogs and baboons, and from human epidemiological data. Doses from external, whole-body irradiation and from ...

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A mathematical model for predicting the probability of acute mortality in a human population exposed to accidentally released airborne radionuclides. Final report for Phase I of the project: early effects of inhaled radionuclides
1980-06-01

The report presents a mathematical model for the purpose of predicting the fraction of human population which would die within 1 year of an accidental exposure to airborne radionuclides. The model is based on data from laboratory experiments with rats, dogs and baboons, and from human epidemiological data. Doses from external, whole-body irradiation and ...

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Compact fluorescent lamp phosphors in accidental radiation monitoring.
2006-07-01

The application of lamp phosphors for accidental dosimetry is a new concept. Since the materials used in fluorescent lamps are good photo luminescent materials, if one can either use the inherent defects present in the phosphor or add suitable modifiers to induce thermoluminescence (TL) in these phosphors, then the device (fluorescent lamp) can be used as an ...

PubMed

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Electron beam radiation effects on UHMWPE: an EPR study.
2011-08-01

Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) technique has been employed to detect and characterise a series of different radical species generated in ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) via electron beam irradiation. Three different radical species have been found and assigned on the basis of their EPR spectra and of the related computer simulations. A secondary alkyl ...

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