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[en] Short communication
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Gaziev, A.I. (ed.); 399 p; ISBN 5-201-10577-7; 
; 1993; p. 982; Pushchinskij Nauchnyj Tsentr; Pushchino (Russian Federation); Radiobiological congress; Radiobiologicheskij sezd; Kiev (Ukraine); 20-25 Sep 1993
; 1993; p. 982; Pushchinskij Nauchnyj Tsentr; Pushchino (Russian Federation); Radiobiological congress; Radiobiologicheskij sezd; Kiev (Ukraine); 20-25 Sep 1993
[en] Data about 951 cases of leukemia and lymphomas appeared at pre- and postaccident period among adult and children population of Kiev and Zhitomir oblasts (regions) is represented in the paper totally for period of 1980-1996. Assessment of cases of diseases has been conducted among inhabitants of controlled areas in oblasts mentioned above with soil contamination with Cs-134 within 1-15 Ci/sq.km and above. Efficient irradiation dose of leukemia patients deviated within 0.15-15.0 cSv. For period mentioned above analysis of data obtained did not reveal any excessive cases of leukemia and lymphomas among children and adults residing on territories of radiological control in Kiev and Zhitomir oblasts, and they are similar. Meanwhile, we should point out change in pathomorphosis of the disease with excess of cases of leukemia with unfavourable course. (author)
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); World Health Organization, Geneva (Switzerland); United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation, Vienna (Austria); 696 p; ISSN 1011-4289; ; Nov 1997; p. 337-338; International conference on low doses of ionizing radiation: Biological effects and regulatory control; Seville (Spain); 17-21 Nov 1997; IAEA-CN--67/106
; Nov 1997; p. 337-338; International conference on low doses of ionizing radiation: Biological effects and regulatory control; Seville (Spain); 17-21 Nov 1997; IAEA-CN--67/106
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Mezhdunarodnaya Assotsiatsiya Akademij Nauk, Moscow (Russian Federation); Rossijskaya Akademiya Nauk, Moscow (Russian Federation); 454 p; ISBN 5-201-14353-9; ; 1997; p. 199-200; 3. Congress on radiation researches. Radiobiology, radioecology, radiation protection; 3. S''ezd po radiatsionnym issledovaniyam. Radiobiologiya, radioehkologiya, radiatsionnaya bezopasnost'; Moscow (Russian Federation); 14-17 Oct 1997
; 1997; p. 199-200; 3. Congress on radiation researches. Radiobiology, radioecology, radiation protection; 3. S''ezd po radiatsionnym issledovaniyam. Radiobiologiya, radioehkologiya, radiatsionnaya bezopasnost'; Moscow (Russian Federation); 14-17 Oct 1997
No abstract available
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International Journal of Radiation Medicine; ISSN 1562-1154; ; v. 3(1-2); p. 139
; v. 3(1-2); p. 139
[en] The Chernobyl accident led to special situation when some people taking part in elimination of its consequences of Chernobyl accident were irradiated in high doses. 145 men had suffered from acute radiation syndrome of different degree, and 105 of them lived in Ukraine. Millions of Ukrainians had also suffered from other accident consequences as a clean-up workers, inhabitants of highly contaminated territories etc. Immune and heamatologic disturbances played the important role in early reactions to irradiation and other factors. They are very important still in predicting late health effects 10 years after the Chernobyl accident. (author)
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Duftschmid, K.E. (ed.) (Oesterreichisches Forschungszentrum Seibersdorf GmbH (Austria)); Austrian Radiation Protection Association, Seibersdorf (Austria); International Radiation Protection Association, Washington, DC (United States); 888 p; ISBN 3-9500255-4-5; ; 1996; p. 173; Berger; Horn (Austria); 9. international congress of the International Radiation Protection Association; Vienna (Austria); 14-19 Apr 1996
; 1996; p. 173; Berger; Horn (Austria); 9. international congress of the International Radiation Protection Association; Vienna (Austria); 14-19 Apr 1996
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