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Objective@#To explore the long-term effects of radiation injury and to provide scientific basis for the evaluation of the effects of ionizing radiation injury by carrying out medical follow-up of patients involved in the " 5.7" radiative source accident in Nanjing in 2014.@*Methods@#Through interviewing and investigating, we inquired about the new disease history of the exposed patients from rehabilitation treatment to medical follow-up peroid. Physical and laboratory examinations were carried out. According to relevant standards, physiological and biochemical indexes such as hematopoietic system, immune system, endocrine system, ophthalmology, circulatory system, digestive system, urinary system and bone mineral density were systematically evaluated, with the long-term effects being evaluated.@*Results@#The patient′s vital signs were good without new diseases. The indexes of hematopoietic system, immune system and endocrine system tended to be normal, the circulatory system, digestive system and urinary system showed degenerative changes, the ophthalmic examination showed visual acuity continue to decline, and bone mineral density examination indicated low bone mass.@*Conclusions@#Physiological and biochemical indicators of the patients gradually returned to normal without obvious symptoms of radiation damage. Further medical follow-up observation still needs to continue.
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OBJECTIVE: To observe the decay law of chromosome aberrations after 3 years iridium-192 radiation exposure in victims of Nanjing “5.7” radiation accident. METHODS: The peripheral blood of victims was collected 3 years after iridium-192 radiation exposure. The routine chromosome aberration analysis, micronucleus analysis and G-banding karyotype analysis were used to detect the chromosomal instability rate, the binuclear micronucleus rate and the stability distortion rate. A dose reconstruction was carried out based on the distortion results. RESULTS: The aberration frequency of dicentric(dic) and centric rings(r) was 6.5% after 3 years iridium-192 radiation exposure, which decreased to 31.0% at 6 days after exposure(the aberration frequency of dic and r was 21.0%). The estimated biological dose based on the aberration frequency of dic and r was 0.75 Gy, which is about 50.0% of the initial estimated dose(1.52 Gy) at 6 days after exposure. The micronucleus rate of the binuclear lymphocytes was 63.0‰, and the estimated biological dose based on the micronucleus rate was 0.71 Gy, which was similar to the estimated dose of aberration frequency of dic and r. The total frequency of chromosome aberration observed by karyotype analysis of G-bands by trypsin using Giemsa was 41.0%, the stability aberration frequency was 30.0%, and the translocation frequency was 15.0%. The result of dose reconstruction based on the translocation frequency was 1.50-1.89 Gy, which was very close to the initial estimated dose(1.52 Gy). CONCLUSION: The decay of unstable chromosome aberration may be influenced by many factors, more detailed data need to be accumulated to study the decay law. The use of stable chromosomal aberrations, especially translocation frequencies used in dose reconstruction in earlier exposures, is an ideal method.
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Objective To evaluate the MRI and CT representations and their valuation of intraeranial dermoid cyst. Methods 23 cases who suffered from intracranial dermoid cyst confirmed by pathology were included retrospectively. The MRI and CT representations, and the pathological and clinical characteristics were analyzed.All the cases were performed with MRI, and 20 cases were performed with CT at the same time. Results 22 cases showed inhomogeneous high signal intensity in T1WI and T2WI, 1 cases showed iso-high signal intensity in T1WI and low signal intensity in T2WI. 8 cases showed plaque-like inhomogeneous high signal intensity in DWI. 19 cases showed homogeneous low density in CT scans with standard window width and level ,amt showed inhomogeneous low density with large window width and low window level. One case showed high density in CT scans with standard window width and level. Fat drop in subrachnoid space and bilateral cerebral ventricle and interstitial brain edema were found in 8 cases with MRI and CT. Conclusion Intracranial dermoid cyst always have typical MRI and CT representations. Distinctive representations could be found when the rupture of dermoid cyst exist, and correct diagnosis could be made before operation. MRI is better than CT in the diagnosis of dermoid cyst.