Abstract
Several large ophthalmic studies have been made at ABCC. However, all preceded the final identification and definition of the Master Sample which unifies the three present major research studies, and T57D estimates were not available. For these reasons it seemed highly desirable to undertake another ophthalmic study which would both relate to the present program and utilize available dose information. Consequently, in 1962 a consultant in ophthalmology, Dr. P.J. Leinfelder visited ABCC to acquaint himself with the ABCC program and facilities, and he prepared the broad plan for this study. The present document describes the detailed working program which developed from this initial plan. For the period 1963 to 1964, investigation will be directed towards detection and evaluation of the following possible late effects of exposure to ionizing radiation: lens opacities; accelerated aging; and decreased acuity. 43 references, 1 figure, 4 tables.
Citation Formats
Miller, R J, Fujino, Tadashi, and Nefzger, M D.
Ophthalmology research protocol, Hiroshima - Nagasaki.
Japan: N. p.,
1964.
Web.
Miller, R J, Fujino, Tadashi, & Nefzger, M D.
Ophthalmology research protocol, Hiroshima - Nagasaki.
Japan.
Miller, R J, Fujino, Tadashi, and Nefzger, M D.
1964.
"Ophthalmology research protocol, Hiroshima - Nagasaki."
Japan.
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title = {Ophthalmology research protocol, Hiroshima - Nagasaki}
author = {Miller, R J, Fujino, Tadashi, and Nefzger, M D}
abstractNote = {Several large ophthalmic studies have been made at ABCC. However, all preceded the final identification and definition of the Master Sample which unifies the three present major research studies, and T57D estimates were not available. For these reasons it seemed highly desirable to undertake another ophthalmic study which would both relate to the present program and utilize available dose information. Consequently, in 1962 a consultant in ophthalmology, Dr. P.J. Leinfelder visited ABCC to acquaint himself with the ABCC program and facilities, and he prepared the broad plan for this study. The present document describes the detailed working program which developed from this initial plan. For the period 1963 to 1964, investigation will be directed towards detection and evaluation of the following possible late effects of exposure to ionizing radiation: lens opacities; accelerated aging; and decreased acuity. 43 references, 1 figure, 4 tables.}
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}
title = {Ophthalmology research protocol, Hiroshima - Nagasaki}
author = {Miller, R J, Fujino, Tadashi, and Nefzger, M D}
abstractNote = {Several large ophthalmic studies have been made at ABCC. However, all preceded the final identification and definition of the Master Sample which unifies the three present major research studies, and T57D estimates were not available. For these reasons it seemed highly desirable to undertake another ophthalmic study which would both relate to the present program and utilize available dose information. Consequently, in 1962 a consultant in ophthalmology, Dr. P.J. Leinfelder visited ABCC to acquaint himself with the ABCC program and facilities, and he prepared the broad plan for this study. The present document describes the detailed working program which developed from this initial plan. For the period 1963 to 1964, investigation will be directed towards detection and evaluation of the following possible late effects of exposure to ionizing radiation: lens opacities; accelerated aging; and decreased acuity. 43 references, 1 figure, 4 tables.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1964}
month = {May}
}