Unique Tissue Depth Response to Electron Irradiation

Unique Tissue Depth Response to Electron Irradiation

Observations are presented on what appeared to be a unique depth effect of a monoenergetic electron beam (2.0 Mpv). Changes related to the incident beam were identified in swine to a depth of 3 cm grossly and confirmed by histologic study as typical of radiation effect. This is in contrast to the ge...

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Veröffentlicht in:Radiation research 1961-02, Vol.14 (2), p.167-173
Hauptverfasser: Tessmer, C. F., Andrews, H. L., Jennings, F. L.
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ANIMALS
Connective tissues
DOSIMETRY
ELECTRON BEAMS
Electron radiation
Electrons
Histology
Lesions
Necrosis
Old Medline
RADIATION DETECTORS
RADIATION EFFECTS
RADIOLOGY AND NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Skin - radiation effects
Swine
TISSUES
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description Observations are presented on what appeared to be a unique depth effect of a monoenergetic electron beam (2.0 Mpv). Changes related to the incident beam were identified in swine to a depth of 3 cm grossly and confirmed by histologic study as typical of radiation effect. This is in contrast to the generally accepted penetration of 2.0-Mev electrons of approximately 1 cm. Various factors of dosimetry and tissue effect are discussed, without a clear explanation of the lesion observed. The 1-cm beam penetration was confirmed in nonliving tissue- equivalent materials.
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Electrons
Histology
Lesions
Necrosis
Old Medline
RADIATION DETECTORS
RADIATION EFFECTS
RADIOLOGY AND NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Skin - radiation effects
Swine
TISSUES
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