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Iodine-131 Late Effects in Case of Childhood Exposure

Title: Iodine-131 Late Effects in Case of Childhood Exposure

Author: Mushkacheva G. S., Rabinovich E.I., Privalov V.A., Povolotskaya S.V., Ryzhova E.F., Shorokhova V.B., Turdakova V.A., Sokolova S. N.

Reference: Journal «МЕДИЦИНСКАЯ РАДИОЛОГИЯ И РАДИАЦИОННАЯ БЕЗОПАСНОСТЬ» vol.: 51 No. 2  2006

ISSN: 0025-8334

Keywords: RADIATION EXPOSURE,  IODINE-131, THYROID GLAND, LATE EFFECTS, THYROID DISEASES, NODULAR GOITER

Abstract:  Purpose: The assessment of thyroid pathology incidence in later life after 1-131 exposure in childhood in population residing in the area affected by the operation of nuclear industry enterprise. Material and methods: 1,062 residents of Ozyorsk, the city near Mayak PA, the first nuclear industry enterprise in Russian Federation, were subjected to thyroid screening. The main studied group (707) has included individuals born in 1950-1953 in Ozyorsk or the ones who moved in Ozyorsk within the first two years since birth. The reference group (355) included Ozyorsk residents born elsewhere and moved in the city after 1967 when releases of iodine-131 were minimized. The developed screening procedure included the obvious clinical, ultrasound and biochemical examinations. Individuals with any thyroid abnormalities revealed were sent to additional examinations and to an endocrinologist who has diagnosed patients and prescribed therapy. Results: Total frequency of thyroid pathology was 28 % (difference between main and reference groups was insignificant). The structure of diseases was dominated by nodular goiter (65 %), followed by autoimmune thyroiditis (23 %), and diffuse goiter (9 %), benign and malignant tumors – 3 %. Analysis of separate thyroid diseases revealed statistically significant increase of nodular goiter incidence in main group, especially in females (sex- and heredity-adjusted relative risk (RR) of exposure was 2.1, confidence interval (CI) of 1.4-3.2). Large nodules (10 mm diameter and more) were found more frequently among members of the exposed group than these in the non-exposed group (RR = 2.67, CI = 1.2-5.94). Non-nodular forms of thyroid diseases in main group were more often complicated by hormonal disorders (hypothyroidism), and had a tendency toward greater expressed signs of autoimmune invasion (increased count of antibodies to the thyroidal per-oxidase). Conclusion: Exposure to I-131 in early childhood in cohort of Ozyorsk residents increases in two time the relative risk of nodular goiter development in followed life. Risk increase of large solitary nodules development in thyroid of I-131 exposed individuals was revealed. Non-nodular thyroid diseases occurred on persons in the main group were more often complicated with functional disorders.

URL: http://elibrary.ru/item.asp?id=9186386

Methods for extracting radionuclide strontium from aqueous soluions (alternatives)

Author: V.A. Avramenko, E.V. Kaplun, T.A. Sokolnitskaya, V.V. Zhelezov, A.A. Yukhkam, S.Yu. Bratskaya

Reference: Patent, 20.07.2002, Vladivostok patent holder: State institution- Institute of Chemistry, Far Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences

Keywords: strontium, aqueous solution, removal

Abstract: The invention relates to methods of cleaning solutions using sorption of radioactive strontium, and can be used for extraction of radionuclides strontium from solutions with high content of hardness salts and liquid radioactive wastes with complex chemical composition. The method consists of a joint process of sorption and coprecipitation of strontium on sorption-reagent materials.

URL: http://www.findpatent.ru/patent/218/2185671.html

METHOD FOR PROCESSING METAL WASTE – FURNACE FOR ITS IMPLEMENTATION

Author: S.V. Podoinitsin, S.I. Bychkov, G.A. Kravchenko, S.G. Bakhvalov, M.G. Vasilyev, B.M. Lapshin

Reference: Patent, 28.09.2001 patent holder: Mining and Chemical Combine (Krasnoyarsk region)

Keywords: metallic waste, decontamination, melting

Abstract: The series of invention relates to the decontamination of metallic materials contaminated by radionuclides. The processing includes melting of the waste beneath the layer, above which there is an intensive recycling flow overheated in gaslift flow of slag. Thus the slag is separated from the melted metal.

URL: http://www.findpatent.ru/patent/223/2234154.html

Method for decontaminating solid noncombustible surface

Author: O.K. Karlina, G.A. Petrov, A.G. Petrov, V.M. Tivansky, M.I. Ozhovan, I.A. Sobolev, A.S. Borinov

Reference: Patent, 27.06.1998, Moscow patent holder: Joint Environmental-Technological Research Center for the disposal of radioactive waste and the protection of the environment

Keywords: solid noncombustible surface, decontamination

Abstract: The method consists of: covering the surface layer with powdered exothermic mixture, its arson and removal of the burning radioactive products. The exothermic mixture has the following composition, wt.%: Calcium-silicon powder – 40-60, alkali metal nitrate – 2-5, industrial oil – 1-2, powder of aluminum-magnesium alloy – the rest. Results: increase of the security mode, decrease of labor intensity, increase of productivity.

URL: http://www.findpatent.ru/patent/211/2114470.html

Method for treating liquid radioactive wastes

Author: S.A. Dmitriev, D.A. Fyodorov, A.E. Savkin, Yu.V. Karlin

Reference: Patent, 19.03.2007, Moscow, patent holder: Moscow State Enterprise – Joint Environmental-Technological Research Center for the disposal of radioactive waste and the protection of the environment (SIA “Radon”)

Keywords: liquid waste, process, filtration

Abstract: The invention relates to environmental protection, in detail, to process of liquid radioactive wastes. The original flow of the liquid waste is subjected to be defended by the formation of supernatant liquid and sludge. The supernatant fluid is clarified with a mechanical filter to form a filtrate; the filtrate is subjected to ion-selective sorption after deep desalting in two stages.

URL: http://www.findpatent.ru/patent/234/2342720.html

METHOD OF CLEANING RADIOACTIVE WATER SOLUTIONS FROM RADIONUCLIDE

Author: V.I. Ivanenko, E.P. Lokshin, Kh.B. Avsaragov, V.T. Kalinnikkov, V.N. Pantaleev, N.Ya. Vasilyeva

Referenvce: Patent, 20.03.2003 patent holder: I.V.Tananaev Institute of Chemistry and Technology of Rare Elements and Mineral Raw Materials, Kola Science Centre of RAS

Keywords: aqueous solution, cleaning

Abstract: Cleaning of aqueous radioactive solution is conducted at pH>4, using powdered amorphous titanium phosphate of a particle size >10 microns.

URL: http://www.findpatent.ru/patent/220/2200994.html

Leukemia and thyroid cancer in emergency workers of the Chernobyl accident: estimation of radiation risks (1986-1995)

 

Title: Leukemia and thyroid cancer in emergency workers of the Chernobyl accident: estimation of radiation risks (1986-1995)

Author: Ivanov V.K., Tsyb A.F., Gorsky A.I., Maksyutov M.A., Rastopchin Eu.M., Konogorov A.P., Biryukov A.P., Matyash V.A.

Reference: Journal” РАДИАЦИЯ И РИСК”No.8 1996

ISSN: 0131-3878

Keywords: Leukemia

Abstract: The work focuses on direct epidemiological assessment of radiation risks in induction of leukemia and thyroid cancer in emergency workers after the Chernobyl accident. The Russian National Medical Dosimetric Registry compiles data for 168 thousand emergency workers as of 01.01.1996. Analysis is performed of 48 leukemias and 47 thyroid cancers diagnosed and verified in emergency workers. The estimated radiation risks are: for leukemia – excess relative risk per Gy (ERR/Gy) is 4,30 (95% CI = 0,83; 7,75), excess absolute risk per 104 PY Gy (EAR/104 PY Gy) is 1,31 (95% CI = 0,23; 2,39); and for thyroid cancer – ERR/Gy is 5,31 (95% CI = 0,04; 10,58), EAR/104 PY Gy is 1,15 (95% CI = 0,08; 2,22).

URL: http://elibrary.ru/item.asp?id=9320737

 

Dynamics of the total cancer incidence of the population living in Belgorod region in post-Chernobyl period

Author: B.S. Kovalenko, T.P. Golivets

Reference: Journal “Palliative medicine and rehabilitation”

ISSN: 2079-4193

URL: http://elibrary.ru/item.asp?id=14778271

CHARACTERISTIC CLINICAL PATTERN OF THYROID CANCER IN ADULTS IN RADIOCONTAMINATED AREAS

 

 

Title: CHARACTERISTIC CLINICAL PATTERN OF THYROID CANCER IN ADULTS IN RADIOCONTAMINATED AREAS

Author: Korenev S.V.

Reference: Journal” ВЕСТНИК РОНЦ ИМ. Н. Н. БЛОХИНА РАМН” vol. 15No.3 : 2004

ISSN: 1726-9806

Keywords: THYROID CANCER,   CLINICAL PATTERN,   RADIOCONTAMINATED AREAS

Abstract: Continuous rise in thyroid cancer morbidity is the most important problem of the post-Chernobyl period. We analyzed clinical features of 1185 patients who were above 18 years of age when the Chernobyl atomic station catastrophe occurred. The post-Chernobyl thyroid cancer is characterized by a higher rate of multicentric growth with specific clinical symptoms. The first sign of thyroid cancer with multicentric growth in adults is a set of symptoms including weakness, decreased abilities, fatigue, somnolence (56.5% of cases). Thyroid cancer is often associated with myoma of the womb (23.6%). The active detection strategy resulted in a dramatic rise in early thyroid cancer (pT1-2N0M0) in the region of Bryansk (86.1%) thus providing a basis for better treatment outcomes.

URL: http://elibrary.ru/item.asp?id=9024748

Method of treatment using heating medium and technical solutions of nuclear units of research centres

Author: V.N. Epimakhov, E.B Pankina, M.S. Oleinik, T.V. Epimakhov

Reference: Patent, 27.05.2001, Moscow patent holder: State enterprise scientific-research centre of technology named after A.P. Aleksandrov

Keywords: liquid waste, decontamination

Abstract: The invention relates to technology for treating liquid radioactive waste, with method of concentration, sorptive purification and cementing. Results: decrease of volume of buried solidified waste, increase of their water resistance and reduce of growth of concentration of the liquid waste.

URL: http://www.findpatent.ru/patent/216/2168221.html

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