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[en] Recombinant Human Granulocyte Colony-stimulating Factor (rhG-CSF) is a kind of effective cell factor in promoting recovery of hematopoietic system, which can be used in clinical treatment for acute radiation sickness from external exposure. The research status of rhG-CSF's function mechanism, clinical indications, as well as its joint application with other cytokines is presented. Its application in treatment of radiation accident patients is also introduced. (authors)
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Radiation Protection Bulletin; ISSN 1004-6356; 
; v. 36(5); p. 26-28, 32
; v. 36(5); p. 26-28, 32
[en] Adipose stem cells (ASCs), with a series of biological characteristics of adult stem cells, such as rapid proliferation in vitro, differentiation into different lineages and low immunogenicity, have a great potential for application in the field of cell therapy. The biological characteristics of ASCs are introduced, and the progress of application in the treatment of radiation skeletal muscle injury is reviewed. (authors)
Journal
Radiation Protection Bulletin; ISSN 1004-6356; ; v. 36(5); p. 29-32
; v. 36(5); p. 29-32
[en] Hydrogel is a kind of polymer with three dimensional network structure which has hydrophilic group and can be swelled by water but not soluble in water. As a new biomedical material, hydrogel has been widely used in wound dressing, drug carrier, tissue scaffold and many other medical fields. In this paper, the application of hydrogel in the treatment of radiation injury and radiation protection is introduced in detail. (authors)
Journal
Chinese Journal of Radiological Health; ISSN 1004-714X; ; v. 27(4); p. 299-301
; v. 27(4); p. 299-301
[en] Radiation intestinal injury is one of the common complications of radiotherapy of abdominal cavity and pelvic tumors, which might seriously affect the patients' quality of life. The present situation of research on its pathogenesis, clinical manifestation and treatment is reviewed. (authors)
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Radiation Protection Bulletin; ISSN 1004-6356; ; v. 36(5); p. 2-5
; v. 36(5); p. 2-5
[en] Severe local radiation injury may lead to limb dysfunction and long-term chronic pain, and significantly decreases the patients' quality of life. The current status of treatment of limb dysfunction and chronic pain is explored. (authors)
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Radiation Protection Bulletin; ISSN 1004-6356; ; v. 36(5); p. 18-21
; v. 36(5); p. 18-21
[en] The major cause of death of acute radiation sickness from external exposure is severe infection, prevention and control of which is the key to the treatment of acute radiation sickness. This paper introduces the current research status of the pathogenesis, clinical manifestation, prevention and treatment measures, and prognostic outcomes of acute radiation sickness from external exposure, considering its concurrent infection. (authors)
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Radiation Protection Bulletin; ISSN 1004-6356; ; v. 36(1); p. 28-32
; v. 36(1); p. 28-32
[en] Radiotherapy is an important means of treatment of malignant tumor, but at the same time of killing lesions, also can damage the normal skin. Mesenchymal stem cells, with wide range of sources and strong multi differentiation potential, have broad prospect of clinical application. They are explored with respect to the repair mechanism and the clinical application for skin damage. (authors)
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Radiation Protection Bulletin; ISSN 1004-6356; ; v. 36(5); p. 22-25
; v. 36(5); p. 22-25
[en] Sex gland, thyroid gland and adrenal gland are human organs of high sensitivity to ionizing radiation, and the focus of radiation protection. The influences of ionizing radiation on male reproductive and sex gland functions, as well as thyroid, adrenal cortical endocrine functions, are introduced. (authors)
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Radiation Protection Bulletin; ISSN 1004-6356; ; v. 36(5); p. 6-9
; v. 36(5); p. 6-9
[en] Chronic radiation sickness from external exposure is a systemic disease of hematopoietic system based multi-organ and multi-system organ function change. Its diagnostic criteria, clinical features, treatment principle and follow-up observation are reviewed. (authors)
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Radiation Protection Bulletin; ISSN 1004-6356; ; v. 36(5); p. 10-13
; v. 36(5); p. 10-13
[en] Radiation lung injury is one of the common complications of chest radiotherapy, bone marrow transplantation and nuclear/radiation accidents. The pathogenesis and pathological change, clinical manifestations of radiation lung injury, emphatically the research status of prevention and treatment measures for it are summarized. (authors)
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Radiation Protection Bulletin; ISSN 1004-6356; ; v. 36(5); p. 14-17, 21
; v. 36(5); p. 14-17, 21
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