A discussion on the skin erythema dose with roentgen rays; some biological implications.
A discussion on the skin erythema dose with roentgen rays; some biological implications.
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伦琴射线皮肤红斑剂量的探讨
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10.1259/0007-1285-25-294-326
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1952
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J. C. Belisario
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J. C. Belisario
The term “skin erythema dose” when employed without further qualification in connection with X-ray effects on the skin is loose and inaccurate and tends to be extremely misleading. Nevertheless, the erythema reaction in the skin is the only practicable method of biological measurement in X-ray therapy which we possess at present, and while in no sense an accurate measure of a given amount of X rays, it is a useful method of judging or estimating the effects of the rays on human tissues, effects which are necessarily determined by the degree of damage caused to overlying skin. Literally the term “skin erythema dose” means a variable degree of redness or pink reaction of the skin which may be produced by amounts of X rays varying from approximately 200 r upwards, and has no significance apart from this. Yet it is used diversely by different workers to refer to minimal, threshold, maximum tolerated and all manner of erythema standards. For example, the skin erythema dose has been defined from the minimal amo...