Radiation Injury

Basics of Treatment of Victims of Radiation Terrorism or Accidents
Preparing for an Unplanned Radiation Event
Niel Wald, M.D.
Basics of Treatment.ppt
Preparing for an Unplanned Radiation.ppt


Follow-up of Persons Exposed to Radiation and Radioactivity
Niel Wald, M.D. and Michael Kuniak, D.O.
Follow-up.ppt

The Radiobiology of Radiation Therapy
The Radiobiology of Radiation Therapy.ppt

Tissue Radiation Biology
Tissue Radiation Biology.ppt

Tumor Radiation Effects
Radiation Effects.ppt

Physician and Hospital Responses to Radiological Incidents
Robert E Henkin, MD, FACNP, FACR
Physician and Hospital Responses to Radiological Incidents.ppt

Radiation Biology and Radiation Risk
Prof. Higley
Interactions.ppt

Injury by Physical Agents
Nancy L. Jones, M.D.
Jones-physical_injury.ppt

Laser Safety
Lasersafety.ppt

Trauma and Pregnancy
William Schecter, MD
Trauma and Pregnancy.ppt

Applications of Proton Beam Radiation
Jean Paul Font, MD, Vicente Resto, MD, Ph.D.
Applications of Proton Beam Radiation.ppt

Skin Care of Breast Cancer Patients Undergoing Standard External Beam Radiation
Donna M. Braunreiter RN BSN OCN
Skin Care of Breast Cancer Patients.ppt

Radiation and Catheterization Lab Safety
Joan E. Homan, M.D.
Radiation and Catheterization Lab Safety.ppt

Nuclear and Radiological Events
Nuclear and Radiological Events.ppt

Radioactive Materials II -Radiation Protection
Radioactive Materials.ppt

Radiation And Radioactive Materials Safety Training for non-user employees
Radioactive Materials Safety Training.ppt

Ionizing Radiation
Ionizing Radiation.ppt

Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiations
Ionizing Radiations.ppt

Radiation Safety - Annual Refresher Training
UMD_XRD.ppt

Radiologic Events: Attack on a Nuclear Power Plant
Rad_pub.ppt

Basic Radiation Safety Awareness Training
Radiation Safety Program
Awareness.ppt

Radiation Safety Basics
Janet M Gutiérrez, CHP, MS, RRPT
Radiation Safety Manager
Radiation Safety Basics.ppt

Relevant Dates in Radiation Protection
History_of_radiation_protection.ppt
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1. An athymic rat model of cutaneous radiation injury designed to study human tissue-based wound therapy.
2. Epidermal growth factor receptor-tyrosine kinase inhibitor (gefitinib) augments pneumonitis, but attenuates lung fibrosis in response to radiation injury in rats.
3. HemaMax™, a recombinant human interleukin-12, is a potent mitigator of acute radiation injury in mice and non-human primates.
4. Practical approaches to effective management of intestinal radiation injury: benefit of resectional surgery.
5. Lactobacillus probiotic protects intestinal epithelium from radiation injury in a TLR-2/cyclo-oxygenase-2-dependent manner.
6. Hyperbaric oxygen for radiation injury: is it indicated?
7. Decreasing the adverse effects of cancer therapy: an NCI Workshop on the preclinical development of radiation injury mitigators/protectors.
8. Quantitative in vivo assessment of radiation injury of the liver using Gd-EOB-DTPA enhanced MRI: tolerance dose of small liver volumes.
9. MiR-34a in age and tissue related radio-sensitivity and serum miR-34a as a novel indicator of radiation injury.
10. Vascular access port implantation and serial blood sampling in a Gottingen minipig (Sus scrofa domestica) model of acute radiation injury.
11. Radiation injury.
12. Noncultured autologous adipose-derived stem cells therapy for chronic radiation injury.
13. Decreasing the adverse effects of cancer therapy: National Cancer Institute guidance for the clinical development of radiation injury mitigators.
14. [Effect of NAD+ against radiation injury and its dose-effect relationship].
15. [Ginsenoside Rg1 protects rat hippocampal neurons from radiation injury by regulating NOS activity].
16. Activation of protease activated receptor 2 by exogenous agonist exacerbates early radiation injury in rat intestine.
17. Novel strategies to ameliorate radiation injury: a possible role for tetrahydrobiopterin.
18. Differentiation of glioma and radiation injury in rats using in vitro produce magnetically labeled cytotoxic T-cells and MRI.
19. The radiation protection and therapy effects of mesenchymal stem cells in mice with acute radiation injury.
20. Distinguishing recurrent primary brain tumor from radiation injury: a preliminary study using a susceptibility-weighted MR imaging-guided apparent diffusion coefficient analysis strategy.
21. Human ghrelin ameliorates organ injury and improves survival after radiation injury combined with severe sepsis.
22. Single cell analysis of complex thymus stromal cell populations: rapid thymic epithelia preparation characterizes radiation injury.
23. gamma-Tocotrienol ameliorates intestinal radiation injury and reduces vascular oxidative stress after total-body irradiation by an HMG-CoA reductase-dependent mechanism.
24. MR spectroscopy in radiation injury.
25. High-dose selenium for the mitigation of radiation injury: a pilot study in a rat model.
26. Loss of p21Waf1/Cip1/Sdi1 enhances intestinal stem cell survival following radiation injury.
27. Dietary flaxseed prevents radiation-induced oxidative lung damage, inflammation and fibrosis in a mouse model of thoracic radiation injury.
28. Brain SPECT by 99mTc-tetrofosmin for the differentiation of tumor recurrence from radiation injury.
29. Thrombospondin-1 and CD47 limit cell and tissue survival of radiation injury.
30. [Effects of radiation injury on peripheral blood and liver NO concentration in mice].
31. Prevention and treatment of functional and structural radiation injury in the rat heart by pentoxifylline and alpha-tocopherol.
32. The Urine Proteome as a Biomarker of Radiation Injury: Submitted to Proteomics- Clinical Applications Special Issue: "Renal and Urinary Proteomics (Thongboonkerd)"
33. Essential metalloelement chelates facilitate repair of radiation injury.
34. The Radiation Injury Severity Classification system: an early injury assessment tool for the frontline health-care provider.
35. Identification of a novel putative gastrointestinal stem cell and adenoma stem cell marker, doublecortin and CaM kinase-like-1, following radiation injury and in adenomatous polyposis coli/multiple intestinal neoplasia mice.
36. PET/CT and hepatic radiation injury in esophageal cancer patients.
37. Radiation injury to the spinal cord in head and neck cancers: does field arrangement have a role.
38. Local administration of interleukin-11 ameliorates intestinal radiation injury in rats.
39. Neuroimmune interactions: potential target for mitigating or treating intestinal radiation injury.
40. Gene expression arrays as a tool to unravel mechanisms of normal tissue radiation injury and prediction of response.
41. Radiation injury is a potentially serious complication to fluoroscopically-guided complex interventions.
42. Radiation Exposure during Cerebral Artery Aneurysm Coil Embolization: the Current Situation and Measures to Prevent Radiation Injury.
43. [Radioprotective effect of catechines against radiation injury in mice].
44. Radiation injury: imaging findings in the chest, abdomen and pelvis after therapeutic radiation.
45. Minimizing radiation injury and neoplastic effects during pediatric fluoroscopy: what should we know?
46. Differentiation between brain tumor recurrence and radiation injury using MR spectroscopy.
47. Pulmonary radiation injury: identification of risk factors associated with regional hypersensitivity.
48. Radiation injury to the liver after intensity-modulated radiation therapy in patients with mesothelioma: an unusual CT appearance.
49. [Magnetic resonance imaging manifestations of radiation injury in brain stem and cervical spinal cord of nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients after radiotherapy].
50. [Protective effects of puerarin on radiation injury of experimental rats].
51. Uptake of 18F-fluorocholine, 18F-fluoroethyl-L-tyrosine, and 18F-FDG in acute cerebral radiation injury in the rat: implications for separation of radiation necrosis from tumor recurrence.
52. Images in clinical medicine. Radiation injury from a fluoroscopic procedure.
53. Hypoxia and hypoxia-inducible factor-1 target genes in central nervous system radiation injury: a role for vascular endothelial growth factor.
54. Radiation injury after hypofractionated stereotactic radiotherapy for peripheral small lung tumors: serial changes on CT.
55. Diffusion-weighted imaging in the follow-up of treated high-grade gliomas: tumor recurrence versus radiation injury.
56. Doctors' knowledge of exposure to ionising radiation: doctors need to be aware of possible radiation injury from fluoroscopy.
57. New strategies for the prevention of radiation injury: possible implications for countering radiation hazards of long-term space travel.
58. Prosurvival and antiapoptotic effects of PGE2 in radiation injury are mediated by EP2 receptor in intestine.
59. Radiation injury of the lung after three-dimensional conformal radiation therapy.
60. Skin injuries from fluoroscopically guided procedures: part 1, characteristics of radiation injury.
61. PET in differentiation of recurrent brain tumor from radiation injury.
62. Disruption of cyclooxygenase-1 gene results in an impaired response to radiation injury.
63. Breast radiation injury litigation.
64. Repair in the rat lens after threshold ultraviolet radiation injury.
65. Late radiation injury to the temporal lobes: morphologic evaluation at MR imaging.
66. FGF-2 enhances intestinal stem cell survival and its expression is induced after radiation injury.
67. Modulation with cytokines of radiation injury: suggested mechanisms of action.
68. Pulmonary radiation injury.
69. Potential use of hematopoietic stem cells after radiation injury.
70. Therapy of radiation injury.
71. Abrogation of radiation injury to human hematopoietic stem cells with tumor necrosis factor-alpha.
72. Mechanisms of radiation injury: impact of molecular medicine.
73. Potential of T2 relaxation time measurements for early detection of radiation injury to the brain: experimental study in pigs.
74. Experimental MR study of cerebral radiation injury: quantitative T2 changes over time and histopathologic correlation.
75. Protection from radiation injury by elemental diet: does added glutamine change the effect?
76. Radiation injury from interstitial injection of iodine-131-iodocholesterol.
77. Evaluation of state of circulation in radiation injury using impedance plethysmography.
78. Role of ornithine decarboxylase in diallyl sulfide inhibition of colonic radiation injury in the mouse.
79. Cytokines in therapy of radiation injury.
80. Role of superoxide dismutase in modification of radiation injury.
81. Acute and late radiation injury in rhesus monkey parotid glands. Evidence of interphase cell death.
82. MRI of radiation injury to the brain.
83. Function of the anal sphincters after chronic radiation injury.
84. Residual radiation injury in the haematopoietic system of mice: defects in the stem cell compartment.
85. Precipitation of latent renal radiation injury by unilateral nephrectomy.
86. Restoration of radiation injury by ginseng. IV. Stimulation of recoveries in CFUs and megakaryocyte counts related to the prevention of occult blood appearance in X-irradiated mice.
87. Radiation injury to the axillary artery presenting as distal thromboembolism.
88. Restoration of radiation injury by ginseng. III. Radioprotective effect of thermostable fraction of ginseng extract on mice, rats and guinea pigs.
89. Effect of misonidazole on radiation injury to mouse spinal cord.
90. Radiation injury of the rectum: evaluation of surgical treatment.
91. Radiation injury and effects of early fallout.
92. Restoration of radiation injury by ginseng. II. Some properties of the radioprotective substances.
93. Restoration of radiation injury by ginseng. I. Responses of X-irradiated mice to ginseng extract.
94. Does misonidazole enhance radiation injury to the central nervous system?
95. Misonidazole enhancement of acute and late radiation injury to the rat spinal cord.
96. Restoration of radiation injury by intraperitoneal injection of ginseng extract in mice.
97. Inflammatory sequences in acute pulmonary radiation injury.
98. Editorial: Case of acute radiation injury.
99. National network of physicians investigates claims of radiation injury in the non-occupationally exposed population.
100. Abnormalities in children exposed to x-radiation during various stages of gestation: tentative timetable of radiation injury to the human fetus. I.
101. Combined surgical and radiation injury. The effect of timing of wounding and whole body gamma irradiation on 30 day mortality and rate of wound contracture in the rodent.
102. The human liver after radiation injury. A form of veno-occlusive disease.
103. Radiation injury of Clostridium botulinum spores in cured meat.
104. SELECTIVE PROTECTION OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT AGAINST RADIATION INJURY BY PERFUSION WITH MEG (2-MERCAPTOETHYLGUANIDINE HYDROBROMIDE).
105. RADIATION INJURY TO MEMBRANE PERMEABILITY OF ELECTROLYTES.
106. Biochemical and morphological studies of radiation injury in tissue culture: a comparison with cellular injury in antigen-antibody reactions.
107. Reactivation of erythropoiesis by cobalt after radiation injury.
108. OXYGEN AND NITRIC OXIDE AS MODIFIERS OF RADIATION INJURY IN SPORES OF BACILLUS MEGATERIUM.
109. Cellular and intercellular changes after mechanical, chemical or radiation injury of connective tissue.
110. Effect of chemical protection and bone marrow treatment on radiation injury in mice.
111. The hemolytic effect of ionizing radiations and its relationship to the hemorrhagic phase of radiation injury.
112. Homologous bone marrow in the treatment of radiation injury in mice.
113. Regeneration and malformation in the nervous system, eye, and mesenchyme of the mammalian embryo after radiation injury.
114. A sign of severe radiation injury observed in the erythrocyte sedimentation of dogs.
115. The effect of fat level of the diet on general nutrition. XIII. The effect of increasing dosages of x-irradiation on the protective action of fat on radiation injury.
116. Modification of radiation injury.
117. Radiation injury of the kidney.
118. The effect of fat level of the diet on general nutrition. IX. The relationship of radiation injury in the rat to the fat content of the diet.
119. Evidence for a humoral factor (or factors) concerned in recovery from radiation injury: a review.
120. Bioelectric potentials as a measure of radiation injury.
121. Studies on hematopoietic recovery from radiation injury.
122. Light-Induced Recovery of Microorganisms from Ultraviolet Radiation Injury, with Special Reference to Escherichia Coli.