Abstract
The recent results confirm linear dependence of exposure and relative risk, decrease of alpha radiation effect with time since exposure and decrease of effect in older age categories. A detailed analysis of exposure -effect relationship for two main histologic types of lung cancer confirms hypothesis formulated by J. Sevc about parallel inhibition effect of alpha radiation in higher exposure rates which followed after period of initiation of malignant processes of bronchial epithelium cells. This phenomenon was observed only in small cell type of lung cancer (authors). 4 tabs., 5 refs.
Mueller, T;
Tomasek, L;
[1]
Placek, V
[2]
- National Radiation Protection Institute, Prague (Czech Republic)
- Inst. for Experises and Emergencies, Pribram0Kamenna (Czech Republic)
Citation Formats
Mueller, T, Tomasek, L, and Placek, V.
Histological types of lung cancer in uranium miners.
Slovakia: N. p.,
1995.
Web.
Mueller, T, Tomasek, L, & Placek, V.
Histological types of lung cancer in uranium miners.
Slovakia.
Mueller, T, Tomasek, L, and Placek, V.
1995.
"Histological types of lung cancer in uranium miners."
Slovakia.
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abstractNote = {The recent results confirm linear dependence of exposure and relative risk, decrease of alpha radiation effect with time since exposure and decrease of effect in older age categories. A detailed analysis of exposure -effect relationship for two main histologic types of lung cancer confirms hypothesis formulated by J. Sevc about parallel inhibition effect of alpha radiation in higher exposure rates which followed after period of initiation of malignant processes of bronchial epithelium cells. This phenomenon was observed only in small cell type of lung cancer (authors). 4 tabs., 5 refs.}
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title = {Histological types of lung cancer in uranium miners}
author = {Mueller, T, Tomasek, L, and Placek, V}
abstractNote = {The recent results confirm linear dependence of exposure and relative risk, decrease of alpha radiation effect with time since exposure and decrease of effect in older age categories. A detailed analysis of exposure -effect relationship for two main histologic types of lung cancer confirms hypothesis formulated by J. Sevc about parallel inhibition effect of alpha radiation in higher exposure rates which followed after period of initiation of malignant processes of bronchial epithelium cells. This phenomenon was observed only in small cell type of lung cancer (authors). 4 tabs., 5 refs.}
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year = {1995}
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