Possibilities of using human teeth for retrospective dosimetry: analysis of the Techa river data
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Different methods for utilising teeth were applied for the reconstruction of internal and external doses for the population of the Techa riverside area contaminated as a result of radioactive releases from the Mayak plutonium-production facility. Information on 90Sr content in the enamel of teeth obtained from the Techa River residents has been used for the reconstruction of intakes of this nuclide. Analyses of dosimetric investigations on dental tissues performed in the Techa River region provide an understanding of the possibilities and limitations of using human teeth in retrospective dosimetry studies.
- South Ural State University Russian Federation
- Urals Research Center for Radiation Medicine Russian Federation
- South Ural State University (Южно-Уральский государственный университет) Russian Federation
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Male, age distribution, radiation accident, retrospective study, environmental exposure, radiation detection, Russian Federation, middle aged, strontium, tooth, child, Radiation, dosimetry, adult, article, feasibility study, methodology, water contamination, Middle Aged, radioactive contamination, relative biologic effectiveness, aged, female, bioassay, statistics, radiation measurement, Body Burden, Biological Assay, Female, Radioactive Hazard Release, radiation monitoring, 570, strontium 90, Accidents, Radiation, 610, chemistry, Models, Biological, Strontium Isotopes, male, Radiation Monitoring, computer simulation, Humans, controlled study, Computer Simulation, human, Retrospective Studies, electron spin resonance, Environmental Exposure, sex ratio, biological model, human tissue, body burden, river water, Accidents, adolescent, Feasibility Studies, dietary intake, Tooth, Relative Biological Effectiveness, USSR
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