MMSL 1998, 67(S1):5-8

THE CORRELATION OF THE PRESENCE OF HYALINE MEMBRANES IN RADIATION PNEUMONITIS TO TIME AND RADIATION DOSE

Jan Österreicher1, Jiřina Vávrová1, Jan Nožička2, Pavel Petýrek1, Jiří Knížek1
1 Purkyně Military Medical Academy, Hradec Králové
2 Fingerland’s Institute of Pathology, Hradec Králové

This study monitors the presence of hyaline membranes in (C57BI/6xDBA/2)F1 mice irradiated locally with gamma radiation of 60Co in the area of the thorax with absorbed doses of 14, 16 and 18 Gy and in a time interval of 18, 24, 30 and 36 weeks after the irradiation of the histologically examined mice. Hyaline membranes were not noted in mice irradiated with the lowest dose of 14 Gy of gamma radiation nor in all the animals examined 18 weeks after the irradiation. We can see from the results that hyaline membranes are observed in the lungs only after higher doses of radiation and in time intervals of 24, 30 and 36 weeks after the irradiation as the other signs of RP.

Keywords: Radiation pneumonitis; Hyaline membranes; Histology; Mice

Published: September 1, 1998  Show citation

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Österreicher, J., Vávrová, J., Nožička, J., Petýrek, P., & Knížek, J. (1998). THE CORRELATION OF THE PRESENCE OF HYALINE MEMBRANES IN RADIATION PNEUMONITIS TO TIME AND RADIATION DOSE. Vojenské Zdravotnické Listy67(Suppl.1), 5-8
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