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As with all sources of ionising radiation, their use results in a radiation dose and an increased risk of cancer later in life.
The dangers of x rays. As with all sources of ionising radiation, their use results in a radiation dose and an increased risk of cancer later in life. Those with large positive charge). Intense radiation can cause cell mutations.
Exposure between weeks 8 and 16 might increase the risk of a learning or intellectual disability. Exposure to high radiation levels can have a range of effects, such as vomiting, bleeding, fainting, hair loss, and the loss of skin and hair. Uses and dangers page 2 in order to dissipate the heat the target is usually cooled and rotated.
8 professor stine of armour institute of technology reported that a patient who was exposed for 2 h for 2 successive days with the plate a few inches from the skin developed itching and irritation. Many people who have been exposed to intense radiation are at risk of getting leukemia. Exposure to high doses of radiation over a short period of time can cause radiation sickness (sometimes called radiation poisoning or acute radiation syndrome).
What problems occur depend upon the radiation dose, the timing of the exposure, and what areas of the body are exposed. Estimates of radiation risk assume a steadily increasing relation ship between dose and cancer risk; Tungsten and molybdenum are commonly used as target metals.
In some people, the injection of contrast medium for certain radiology can cause side effects such as a feeling of warmth or flushing, a metallic taste in the mouth, lightheadedness, nausea, itching or even hives. He lost his personal battle and his left arm had to be amputated at the elbow in 1908, [44] and four fingers on his right arm soon thereafter, leaving only a thumb. The principle concern includes excess radiation exposure;
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