VZL 2004, 73(5):194-207

Radiation-Induced Enteritis - Part I

Daniel Driák1, Jan Österreicher2
1 Gynekologicko-porodnická klinika 1. lékařské fakulty UK a Fakultní nemocnice Na Bulovce, Praha
2 Univerzita obrany, katedra radiobiologie Fakulty vojenského zdravotnictví v Hradci Králové

Radiační enteritida je formou akutní nemoci z ozáření rozvíjející se po absorpci dávky 8 Gy a vyšší. Jde o zcela letální klinicko-patologickou jednotku, nekrohemoragickou enteritidu, jejíž kauzální léčba je neznámá. Článek zahrnuje definici nemoci a patogenetické mechanismy na všech úrovních rozvoje.

Keywords: Radiační enteritis; Ionizující záření; Patogeneze

Radiation-induced enteritis is a form of acute radiation disease which develops after the absorbtion of a dose of 8 Gy or higher. It is an absolutely lethal clinical-pathological unit, enteritis necro-hemorrhagica, whose causal therapy is unknown. This article contains the definition of this disease and its pathogenetic mechanisms at all the levels of development.

Keywords: Radiation-induced enteritis; Ionizing radiation; Pathogenesis

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