Issues
Radiation associated hypothyroidism (Scientific review)
"Radiation and Risk" 1997. Vol. 10, pp.62-84
Authors
Tsyb A.F., Matveenko E.G., Nestaiko G.B., Gorobets V.F.
Medical Radiological Research Center RAMS, Obninsk
Abstract
The authors analyse current concepts of mechanisms of development, diagnostic methods and indicators of radiogenic risk of hypothyroidism due to exposure of thyroid tissue to external and internal radiation.
Key wordsа
The mechanism of development, diagnostic methods, indicators of the radiogenic risk of hypothyroid states, the effects of external and internal ionizing radiation, thyroid tissue.
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