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Absorption of radioiodine through the intact human skin

G. Žarković ; Institut za higijenu i socijalnu medicinu, Medicinski fakultet, Sarajevo
A. Fajgelj ; Institut za higijenu i socijalnu medicinu, Medicinski fakultet, Sarajevo
N. Popović ; Institut za higijenu i socijalnu medicinu, Medicinski fakultet, Sarajevo

Sažetak

The skin on both palmar and dorsal side of the left hand of 29 adult volunteers of both sexes, aged 35 ± 5,5 years, was contaminated with 80-100 µc (I-131 fat the form of Nal) in the course of 48 hours. The technique of radionuclide application was similar to the patch technique used by Tas and Feige (4). Two mutually independent ways of measuring degree and speed of I-131 absorption through the skin were used: measurement of the rate of the reduction of the radioactivity applied, as compared with the standard and the measurement of the radioactivity excreted through the kidneys, again compared with the standard. To prevent the resorption of I-131 in the thyroid, the patients were given 1000 mg sodium-perchlorate daily. Mean values of percentages of cutaneous I-131 absorption in our experiments were 3.4 ± 2,2 for both sexes and both applications, Mean values of absorption for women were in both applications higher than for men as shown in Table 1. Mean values of dorsal absorption were for both sexes higher than those of palmar contamination. Relative quantities of radioiodine excreted through the kidneys, expressed as promille of the standard Followed the above mentioned rates, giving an average 9.2 percent excretion rate of the absorbed radioactivity (Table 2).

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Hrčak ID:

179080

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/179080

Datum izdavanja:

14.12.1965.

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