Abstract
The after-Chernobyl irradiation doses of the Bulgarian population cause possible health consequences in the sphere of scholastic effects only. Different mental disturbances arise under certain conditions. There are plans for epidemiologic investigations of the kind `case-control` which are aimed to clarify the role of the radiation factor (of medical, professional and Chernobyl origin) in the appearance of some neoplasms in hemopoietic system and thyroid. A selective analysis of the congenital malformations frequency is envisaged which will overcome the shortcomings of the current registration system. Screening study of children born in the end of 1986 is also under way which will detect possible disturbances in their cognitive functions. The specifying of individual radiation doses in all studies is based on data received by survey and on information for radiation conditions in Bulgaria prior and after the Chernobyl accident. 2 refs. (A.B.).
Citation Formats
Bajrakova, A, Chobanova, N, Tsenova, T, and Khristova, M.
Directions in epidemiological investigations of the Chernobyl accident consequences.
Bulgaria: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
Bajrakova, A, Chobanova, N, Tsenova, T, & Khristova, M.
Directions in epidemiological investigations of the Chernobyl accident consequences.
Bulgaria.
Bajrakova, A, Chobanova, N, Tsenova, T, and Khristova, M.
1992.
"Directions in epidemiological investigations of the Chernobyl accident consequences."
Bulgaria.
@misc{etde_10136377,
title = {Directions in epidemiological investigations of the Chernobyl accident consequences}
author = {Bajrakova, A, Chobanova, N, Tsenova, T, and Khristova, M}
abstractNote = {The after-Chernobyl irradiation doses of the Bulgarian population cause possible health consequences in the sphere of scholastic effects only. Different mental disturbances arise under certain conditions. There are plans for epidemiologic investigations of the kind `case-control` which are aimed to clarify the role of the radiation factor (of medical, professional and Chernobyl origin) in the appearance of some neoplasms in hemopoietic system and thyroid. A selective analysis of the congenital malformations frequency is envisaged which will overcome the shortcomings of the current registration system. Screening study of children born in the end of 1986 is also under way which will detect possible disturbances in their cognitive functions. The specifying of individual radiation doses in all studies is based on data received by survey and on information for radiation conditions in Bulgaria prior and after the Chernobyl accident. 2 refs. (A.B.).}
place = {Bulgaria}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Directions in epidemiological investigations of the Chernobyl accident consequences}
author = {Bajrakova, A, Chobanova, N, Tsenova, T, and Khristova, M}
abstractNote = {The after-Chernobyl irradiation doses of the Bulgarian population cause possible health consequences in the sphere of scholastic effects only. Different mental disturbances arise under certain conditions. There are plans for epidemiologic investigations of the kind `case-control` which are aimed to clarify the role of the radiation factor (of medical, professional and Chernobyl origin) in the appearance of some neoplasms in hemopoietic system and thyroid. A selective analysis of the congenital malformations frequency is envisaged which will overcome the shortcomings of the current registration system. Screening study of children born in the end of 1986 is also under way which will detect possible disturbances in their cognitive functions. The specifying of individual radiation doses in all studies is based on data received by survey and on information for radiation conditions in Bulgaria prior and after the Chernobyl accident. 2 refs. (A.B.).}
place = {Bulgaria}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
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