In Vivo Kinetic Behavior and Whole-body Partition Coefficients for 85Kr in Guinea Pigs

Kirk, William P.; Morken, Donald A.

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“…Values of k (pCi/g in composite tissue per pCi/ml in air) for these calculations were obtained on the basis of values in Kirk (1975), Thrall and James (1996), Atkins et al (1980), and Peterman and Perkins (1979 As a consequence, descriptions of dosimetry in the following descriptions will be addressed using the comprehensive models described in the preceding subsections. Tables were developed on the basis of the rate of increase of gas concentration in the woman, her uterus, and the fetoplacental unit.…”

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Contribution of maternal radionuclide burdens to prenatal radiation doses

Sikov¹,

Hui²

1996

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Contribution of maternal radionuclide burdens to prenatal radiation doses

Sikov¹,

Hui²

1996

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Metabolic data for bromine

1980

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Leakage testing of medical radium sources

Linsley¹

1977

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The results of leakage tests on approximately 2000 clinical radium sources in current use in several hospitals are presented. The tests were carried out using a liquid scintillation immersion method. Less than 1% of the sources leaked radon gas (222Rn) to an extent greater than 1 nCi/24 h. The consequences of a small leakage of radon from a source while implanted in tissue are considered and compared with the hazards and problems created when sources leak during storage. A leakage rate of 1 nCi/24 h is suggested as an appropriate limit beyond which sources should be removed from use.

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In Vivo Kinetic Behavior and Whole-body Partition Coefficients for 85Kr in Guinea Pigs

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Contribution of maternal radionuclide burdens to prenatal radiation doses

Contribution of maternal radionuclide burdens to prenatal radiation doses

Metabolic data for bromine

Leakage testing of medical radium sources

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