[非随机效应与人甲状腺辐射剂量的关系]。

V S Kalistratova
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本文关注的是描述主要非随机效应的剂量效应关系的报道数据,即急性辐射和慢性甲状腺炎和甲状腺功能减退症,这些效应是由于甲状腺的外部和内部辐射引起的。对暴露于131I的成人和儿童急性甲状腺炎、甲状腺功能减退、暂时性甲状腺功能减退的阈值剂量进行了估计。对甲状腺病变表现如甲状腺亢进的强度和次数的影响的修饰因素正在考虑之中。
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[The relation of non-stochastic effects to the radiation dose of the human thyroid gland].

The paper is concerned with the reported data characterizing the dose-effect relationship for the main non-stochastic effects, namely for acute radiation and chronic thyroiditis and hypothyroidism that occur as a result of external and internal radiation of the thyroid. The threshold doses for acute thyroiditis, hypothyroidism, temporary thyroid hypofunction in adults and children exposed to 131I are estimated. The influence of modifying factors on the intensity and the times of thyroid lesion manifestations such as hyperactive thyroid is under consideration.

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