Titlebook: Response of Different Species to Total Body Irradiation; J. J. Broerse,T. J. MacVittie Book 1984 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 19

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Summary of Discussions Following Presentations on Marrow Response and Hemopoietic Syndromes,e incidence of lymphoproliferative diseases is acutally lower in the irradiated group in their canine population. Seed also related that no myeloproliferative disease occurred except after irradiation in the canine system. These disorders increase enormously up to 44% under the dose level of 10R per

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The Occurrence of Radiation Syndromes in Rodents and Monkeys in Dependence on Dose Rate and Radiatiorted in the present contribution. Techniques, such as the spleen colony assay and the microscopic scoring of surviving intestinal crypt stem cells have made it possible to investigate the cellular effects inducing the clinical syndromes.

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Susceptibility to Total Body Irradiation,The susceptibility of human beings to total body irradiation (TBI) can be estimated approximately from experience obtained in nuclear warfare, in accidents with the peaceful use of nuclear energy and in clinical studies employing TBI in cancer patients. This information is documented and reexamined by other authors in these proceedings.

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Haematopoietic Syndrome in Pigs,In preliminary studies carried out to determine the RBE of fission neutrons versus that of cobalt 60 gamma radiation the criterion retained was the mean lethal dose within 30 days (LD 50/30) in piglets.

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978-94-009-6050-3Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1984

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Overview: 978-94-009-6050-3978-94-009-6048-0

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Dose and Cell-Survival Calculations in Anthropomorphic Phantoms,r Agency (1) and for the Bundeswehr (2,3). That work has recently been expanded to include dose calculations for all organs in a family of Japanese anthropomorphic phantoms. The latter effort is in support of the dose re-analysis for the A-bomb survivors, now on-going (4).

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,Acute Lethality — The Hemopoietic Syndrome in Different Species,al species. The second portion includes a discussion of studies done within the Medical and Biology Departments at Brookhaven aimed at gaining a better understanding of the hemopoietic syndrome and its modification in mammalian systems.

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