Fate of the iodine radioisotopes in the human and estimation of the radiation exposure

Jacques Colard; W.G. Verly; J.A. Henry; René Boulenger

Fate of the iodine radioisotopes in the human and estimation of the radiation exposure

Jacques Colard, W.G. Verly, J.A. Henry, René Boulenger

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Abstract

Fate of the iodine isotopes and resulting organ exposures have been studied using the four-compartment model proposed by BROWNELL to account for the metabolism of this element.
Mathematical equations have been established for this model from biological data accepted in the human. They have been used to calculate the amounts of IodIne-131 in the thyroid and In the remaining body as a function of time in case of a single or a chronic contamination ; In this latter case three phases have been considered : rise, equilibrium and decrease after removal of the contaminating source . The importance of the daily stable iodine intake from the food has been emphasized.

Original language	English
Publisher	SCK CEN
Number of pages	17
State	Published - Jan 1964

Publication series

Name	SCK CEN Reports
Publisher	SCK CEN
No.	BLG-313

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