Manual on the medical management of individuals involved in radiation accidents.

By:

Swindon, T. N

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: SEP 1991Description: vii, 179p., 4 appendices, bibliog. pp144-145ISSN:

01571400

Report number: ARL/TR103Subject: Concerned with accidents or emergencies which involve sources of ionizing radiation. It does not cover other forms of radiation such as non-ionizing radiation - ultra-violet, light, radiofrequency radiations, heat etc. The contents of the Manual can be drawn on and utilized in planning the requirements for managing and caring for people who have been in radiation accidents. The primary purpose is to assist physicians, particularly those in accident and emergency departments of hospitals, nurses and medical health physicists in the medical management of individuals who have been involved in radiation accidents.

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Concerned with accidents or emergencies which involve sources of ionizing radiation. It does not cover other forms of radiation such as non-ionizing radiation - ultra-violet, light, radiofrequency radiations, heat etc. The contents of the Manual can be drawn on and utilized in planning the requirements for managing and caring for people who have been in radiation accidents. The primary purpose is to assist physicians, particularly those in accident and emergency departments of hospitals, nurses and medical health physicists in the medical management of individuals who have been involved in radiation accidents.

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