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在日本原子弹受害者中由于辐射引起免疫系统功能损伤,提高了对细菌感染的易感性,促使受照射者产生感染并发症。从日本遭原子弹袭击至今历40年,当时受害者感染变化的趋势怎样仍属疑问。为此日本加滕雅史对长崎原子弹受害者作了尿液细菌感染的研究,观察远期效应的感染特点。作者从长崎原子弹受害者中选择285人,其中男性165人,女性120人,并根据当时受害者所距爆心距离分成近距离(1.9公里)照射组和远距离(3.0公里)照射组,并对不同性别和年龄进行比较。现将检验结果归纳如下。
In the Japanese atomic bomb victims due to radiation-induced damage to the immune system, increased susceptibility to bacterial infection, prompting the irradiation caused by complications of infection. In the 40 years since the atomic bomb was attacked by Japan, how the trend of victim infection changes remains questionable. To this end, Japan’s Gatenga history of the victims of Nagasaki atomic bomb was made of bacterial infection of urine to observe the long-term effects of infection characteristics. The author selected 285 victims from Nagasaki, including 165 males and 120 females, who were divided into short-range (1.9 km) and long-range (3.0 km) groups according to the distance their victims were from Comparison of different genders and ages. The test results are summarized below.