Radiation-epidemiological research of incidence of thyroid cancer in children and adults of the Orlovsk region, after the Chernobyl accident

Reference: «Радиация и риск» (Radiation and Risk), 2003

Keywords: orlovsk region, iodine 131, ICRP model, risk evaluation

Abstract: 1. Exposure dose of the thyroid gland to incorporated iodine 131. 2. Prognosis of radiation-caused thyroid cancer, using the model of the International Commission on Radiological Protection. 3. Evaluation of radiation risks for inducement of thyroid cancer.

URL:http://cyberleninka.ru/journal/n/radiatsiya-i-risk-byulleten-natsionalnogo-radiatsionno-epidemiologicheskogo-registra

CONCLUSION Russian Scientific Commission on Radiological Protection, in the report “The incidence of thyroid cancer in Russia after the Chernobyl accident: estimation of radiation risks according to the National Radiation and Epidemiological Registry”

Author: S.Yu. Chekin

Reference: “РАДИАЦИЯ И РИСК”, 2010

Keywords: incidence, National Radiation and Epidemiological Registry

Abstract: In the Bryansk, Kaluzhsk, Orlovsk and Tul’sk regions, with the highest level of contamination, significant increase is detected in the incidence of thyroid cancer, in comparison to the data of Russia as a whole. During the whole examined period (1981-2008), the incidence showed increase. Various methods of statistic polishing of accumulated data show significant radiation risk for thyroid cancer, resulting from incorporated iodine 131.

URL: http://www.nrer.ru/RNKRZ_2010_3_1.html

Modification of operating method of reconstructing internal exposure doses, of the thyroid gland and the whole body, of Russian people affected by radiation contamination resulted from the Chernobyl disaster in 1986

Author: O.K. Vlasov, N.V. Shukina

Reference: «Радиация и риск» (Radiation and Risk), 2010

Keywords: scientific-research institute of radiation hygiene, re-estimation of calculated doses

Abstract: Introduces method of counting modified standard doses of internal exposure. Exposed people’ data are registered in the National Radiation-Epidemiological Registry and St. Petersburg national Research Institute of Radiation Hygiene. Exponential regression of average modified standard doses, of 137Cs deposition density, practically do not depend on the region or the type of settlements. Geometric average standard error of calculation of standard doses of regression dependence is equal to 1.6-1.7. Geometric average standard error of the estimate dose, for the average locality, of the thyroid gland and the entire body of the residents of the given age is 2.0-2.3.

URL: http://www.nrer.ru/pub_results.html

Medical radiological consequences of Chernobyl to the people of Russia: problem of thyroid cancer

Author: V.K. Ivanov, A.F. Tsyb, M.A. Maksyutov, K.A. Tumanov, S.Yu. Chekin, V.V. Kascheev, A.M. Korelo, O.K. Vlasov, N.V. Shukina

Reference: Medical radiology and radiation safety, 2011

Keywords: National Radiation-Epidemiological Registry, 1981-2008

Abstract: Comprehensive analysis of incidence of thyroid cancer, in the Bryansk, Kaluzhsk, Orlovsk and Tul’sk regions, during 1981-2008 are given. The average rate is 5,1/1000 p. In the examined period, 9120 incidences of thyroid cancer were confirmed in the National Radiation-Epidemiological Registry.

URL: http://www.nrer.ru/pub_results.html

Peak of incidences of thyroid cancer will last at least 10 years

Author: Yurii Lazarevich

Reference: Завтра твоей страны (tomorrow of your country), 17.06.2009

Keywords: increase of incidence, Belorussia

Abstract: With 23 years passing since the Chernobyl accident, incidence of thyroid cnacer in adults in Gomel has increased 10.9 times. Last year the rate of incidence saw its pinnacle (21.7/100000 p.). Medicists Physicians say the peak of the incidence, in Belorussia, will probably last for decades.

URL: http://www.zautra.by/art.php?sn_nid=4396&sn_cat=20

Thyroid cancer in Russia after Chernobyl

Author: E.F. Lushnikov, A.F. Tsyb, S. Yamashita

Reference: «Издательство «Медицина» (publishing house “Medicine”), 2006

Keywords: MRSC RAMS data

Abstract: The current publication is on analytic view devoted to thyroid cancer, which is a remote medical consequence of the Chernobyl accident. The analysis is based on the data available at the Medico-Radiological Scientific Centre of RAMS.

URL: http://www.patolog.ru/books/lushnikov1.htm

Functional changes of the thyroid gland and adrenal gland in children with hematologic disorders affected by the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, in the remote period

Author: O.I. Evko

Reference: 2008, dissertation, candidate of med. sci.

URL: http://www.ukrdissers.info/disser_136567.html

Thyroid cancer in children and young adults of Ukraine, its morphological characteristics, after the Chernobyl accident

Author: T.I. Bogdanova

Reference: Dissertation doc. med. sci., 1996

Keywords: children, young adults

URL: http://www.ukrdissers.info/disser_9335.html

Papillary microcarcinoma of the thyroid gland after the Chernobyl accident: Pathomorphological characteristics

Author: I.L. Avetis’yan

Reference: Dissertation cand.med.sci., 1997

Keywords: Papillary microcarcinoma

URL: http://www.ukrdissers.info/disser_20914.html

Tactical characteristics and choice of method of chirurgical treatment of malignant tumors of the thyroid gland, in the post-Chernobyl period

Author: A.V. Lyutkevich

Reference: Dissertation cand.med.sci., 2007

Keywords: chirurgical treatment

URL: http://www.ukrdissers.info/disser_118812.html