Medical Response to Effects of Ionizing Radiation
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Medical Response to Effects of Ionizing Radiation

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eBook - ePub

Medical Response to Effects of Ionizing Radiation

About this book

Proceedings of a Conference on Medical Response to Effects of Ionizing Radiation held at Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, UK, 28-30 June 1989.

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Yes, you can access Medical Response to Effects of Ionizing Radiation by W.A. Crosbie,J.H. Gittus in PDF and/or ePUB format, as well as other popular books in Biological Sciences & Physics. We have over one million books available in our catalogue for you to explore.

Information

Publisher
CRC Press
Year
2003
eBook ISBN
9781040191798
Topic
Biological Sciences
Subtopic
Physics
Index
Biological Sciences

Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Half Title
  3. Halftitle-1
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. Preface
  7. Table of Contents
  8. List of Contributors
  9. The Medical Implications Of Nuclear Power Plant Accidents
  10. Setting The Scenario—Potential Hazards Of The Nuclear Fuel Cycle
  11. The Medical Management Of Radiation Casualties
  12. Medical Management Of The Parent Immunosuppressed By Ionising Radiation
  13. The Goiânia Accident
  14. Current Radiation Risk Esimates And Implications For The Health Consequences Of Windscale, Tmi And Chernobyl Accidents
  15. The Role Of Biological Dosimetry In A Radiological Accident In The Uk
  16. Some Priorities In Experimental Radiobiology
  17. Arrangements For Dealing With Emergencies At Civil Nuclear Installations
  18. The National Response Plan And Radioactive Incident Monitoring Network (Rimnet)
  19. The Role Of Maff Following A Nuclear Accident
  20. Medical Response To Effects Of Ionising Radiation Resources For Coping With An Event The Role Of The Community Physician
  21. Local Emergency Arrangements For Radiation Accidents
  22. Monitoring And Assessment Of Radiation Exposure From Routine Radioactive Discharges, And Its Relevance To The Question Of Disease Clusters
  23. Assessment Of Radiation Doses To The Critical Group From Environmental Measurements
  24. Dose Estimates For Comparison With Epidemiological Studies
  25. Environmental Modelling
  26. Radiological Assessments Relevant To Leukaemia Clusters Near Nuclear Installations
  27. Uncertainties In The Radiological Assessments
  28. Treating Environmental And Epidemiological Data As ‘Symptoms’
  29. Studies Of Leukaemia Incidence In Scotland
  30. The Relevance Of Population Mixing To The Aetiology Of Childhood Leukaemia
  31. The role of ionising radiation in the aetiology of the leukaemias
  32. A Method Of Detecting Spatial Clustering Of Disease
  33. Prediction Of The Effect Of Small Doses: Inconsistencies In The Epidemiological Evidence