Sentence examples for delayed radiation from inspiring English sources

The list includes decompression sickness ("the bends"), necrotizing fasciitis (flesh-eating disease), carbon monoxide poisoning, gas gangrene, the bone infection osteomyelitis, nonhealing wounds and delayed radiation injury to bone and soft tissue.

The remaining 15 percent is released as initial radiation, produced within the first minute or so, and residual (or delayed) radiation, emitted over a period of time, some of which can be in the form of local fallout.

Dependences of the delayed radiation consequences mentioned above on flight duration, spacecraft shielding thicknesses, solar activity and cosmonauts' age are analyzed.

Many procedures can deliver high radiation doses to patients and staff, with the potential to cause immediate and delayed radiation effects.

Sission et al. described a possible early delayed radiation reaction in one dog that received a whole brain RT protocol with 49.5 Gy in 15 fractions [ 32].

Three patients required oral steroids coupled with hyperbaric oxygen therapy for delayed radiation injury (NCI-CTCAE Grade 3 toxicity) and eventually showed clinical and radiological stabilization.

In recent work Hopewell's group[41] demonstrated that radioprotection of endothelial cells against apoptosis reduces the risk of delayed radiation-induced necrosis but did not comment on the impact of radioprotection on demyelination.

Increased expression of the ligands occurred late and accounted for delayed radiation-induced apoptosis.

One patient developed intracranial hypertension, refractory seizures, and loss of vision, all of which were considered delayed radiation-induced adverse events rather than side effects related to TMZ.

In Toronto, waiting lists have become so long at the Princess Margaret Hospital, the nation's largest and most prestigious cancer hospital, that hospital lawyers drew up a waiver last week for patients to sign, showing that they fully understood the danger of delaying radiation treatment.

We aimed to estimate event-free survival and define the molecular characteristics associated with progression-free survival in young patients with medulloblastoma using a risk-stratified treatment strategy designed to defer, reduce, or delay radiation exposure.