Citation

Galkina SG, Mostepan AI, Litvinets LA, Mel'nik VP, Chuchkovskiĭ VI. Lik. Sprava 1993; (9): 49-51.

Vernacular Title

Rezul'taty obsledovaniia lits, prinimavshikh uchastie v tushenii pozhara na

Copyright

(Copyright © 1993, Zdorov'ia)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

8085348

Abstract

Out of 106 firemen who had been engaged in extinguishing fire at Chernobyl NPP in October 11-12, 1991, 39 were examined immediately on the spot and 67--in out-patient department of the Ukrainian Scientific Research Centre of Radiation Medicine. Examination included anamnestic inquest, peripheral blood study and determination of incorporated irradiation. Besides this, about 50 measurements of exposure dose were carried out in the town of Chernobyl, in the NPP territory and in immediate proximity to the site of the accident. Analysis of the data showed that there were no signs of primary reaction of acute atomic disease in all subjects. Measurement of exposure and incorporated doses proved their insignificance with respect to those examined. Complaints and health disorders in firemen are likely to be related to somatic diseases and prolonged emotional exertion during combating fire.

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