Ionizing Radiation Injury
 
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date published 18/07/2007
 
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Ionizing radiation occurs as electromagnetic waves of extremely short wavelength and as accelerated atomic particles (e.g., electrons, protons, neutrons, a-particles). The injuries caused by ionizing radiation include mutagenic, carcinogenic, and teratogenic effects and various acute and chronic tissue reactions, such as erythema, cataract of the lens, sterility, and depression of hematopoiesis.
 
 

Table of Contents Ionizing Radiation Injury Table of Contents

 
  1. Ionizing radiation occurs as electromagnetic waves of extremely short wavelength and as accelerated atomic particles
  2. Etiology
  3. Incidence, Prevalence, and Epidemiology
  4. Pathogenesis
  5. Clinical Manifestations
  6. SKIN
  7. BONE MARROW AND LYMPHOID TISSUE
  8. INTESTINE
  9. RESPIRATORY TRACT
  10. WHOLE BODY RADIATION INJURY
  11. LOCALIZED OR REGIONAL RADIATION INJURY
  12. Diagnosis
  13. Treatment
 
 
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