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Effect of the pattern of the absorbed dose distribution on the radiation damage

G.M. Avetisov, V.N. Budylin, V.G. Gorlov, V.S. Grammatikati

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The effect of the damage of a bilateral x-ray irradiation of 17 kV (7to 8 KeV) and 50kV (12 KeV was studied on 260 rats. The distribution of absorbed dosages in the animal body and in different igated. The contribution of the hemopoietic syndrome, the gastrointestinal syndrome, and skin injuries to the total biological effect is discussed on the basis of a comparative examination of Clinical manifestations of the radiation damage as related to the distribution of the absorbed dosages in tissues and organs. (auth)

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The effect of the damage of a bilateral x-ray irradiation of 17 kV (7to 8 KeV) and 50kV (12 KeV was studied on 260 rats. The distribution of absorbed dosages in the animal body and in different igated. The contribution of the hemopoietic syndrome, the gastrointestinal syndrome, and skin injuries to the total biological effect is discussed on the basis of a comparative examination of Clinical manifestations of the radiation damage as related to the distribution of the absorbed dosages in tissues and organs. (auth)

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The effect of the damage of a bilateral x-ray irradiation of 17 kV (7to 8 KeV) and 50kV (12 KeV was studied on 260 rats. The distribution of absorbed dosages in the animal body and in different igated. The contribution of the hemopoietic syndrome, the gastrointestinal syndrome, and skin injuries to the total biological effect is discussed on the basis of a comparative examination of Clinical manifestations of the radiation damage as related to the distribution of the absorbed dosages in tissues and organs. (auth)

Key concepts: Absorbed dose, Nuclear medicine, Dose, Irradiation, Radiobiology, Distribution (mathematics), Radiation injury, Radiochemistry

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