To question of radiation factors on onco-epidemiology in regions of Georgia
- 1. S/C of Radiobiology and Radiation Ecology of Georgian Academy of Sciences, Academy of Ecologycal Sciences of Georgia, Tbilisi (Georgia)
Description
Full text: Planning of anticancer service is impossible without studying the actual dynamics and prognosis of diseases we have analyzed the morbidity and mortality rates for different regions conditioned by different ecological conditions in these regions. We have studied the space-structural features of extension of cancer as base of programme for recreative and preventive measures. It is shown that the dynamic of oncologic diseases in Georgian regions has a natural character and is not conditioned much by anthropogenic factor. 1. For regions exceeds death-rate that and points to validity processing statistical information, real reflecting regional particularities. 2.Simultaneously possible indicate that where average oncologic diseases exceeds checking point factors, alike death-rate level can point medical service to more high level of. 3.Migration of population, ethnic a spottiness really characteristic of some regions-on this reason insufficiently high general correlation factors and insufficiently mother a mistake prognostic regression equations. 4.As is 'cancer-discomfort' by the region that wholly follows from its ecological, and genetic features. Region is characterized moderate climate; extreme climatic parameters of external ambience here as a whole rare and low-probable; in the region of practically no bad production, polluting intensive surrounding ambience; region is agricultural, without intensive technical cultures already; social conditions of residence - moderate, no high density of population because of presence of greater areas and etc; stevedore is characterized by the person by temperance on fat and calorie content, on the base of wheat and corn bread; a general factor to correlations-a measure of relationship of chosen parameters pointing under investigation features, within 0,5 - 0,6 and above; a mistake of using an prognostic metaaluminate does not exceed 25% that sufficiently high factor, permitting practical using an prognostic equation. Further successes in discovery main carcinogenic risk-factors can be connected with use modern statistical analysis and statistical moments of high orders. In this cycle of studies emphases appealed on the account artificial and natural radioactive factors, both a natural radiating, and mobile telephones, electromagnetic floors and etc. The environmental and provisions content of substances and compounds are compared. The cause-effect relations in increase of carcinogens and the excess of in high pollution places are studied. All passed studies are the actual base for prevention of cancer diseases
Additional details
Additional titles
- Original title (English)
- Radiasija amillerinin Guercuestandaki onkoepidemioloji vezijjete tesiri haqqinda
Publishing Information
- Imprint Place
- Baku (Azerbaijan)
- Imprint Title
- International workshop 'Effect of ionizing radiation on ecological situation of countries from Caucasian region and Caspian sea basin'. Book of abstracts
- Imprint Pagination
- 233 p.
- Journal Page Range
- p. 126-128
- Report number
- INIS-AZ--001
Conference
- Title
- Effect of ionizing radiation on ecological situation of countries from Caucasian region and Caspian sea basin
- Dates
- 23-25 Oct 2002
- Place
- Baku (Azerbaijan)
INIS
- Country of Publication
- Azerbaijan
- Country of Input or Organization
- Azerbaijan
- INIS RN
- 34057612
- Subject category
- S63: RADIATION, THERMAL, AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANT EFFECTS ON LIVING ORGANISMS AND BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS;
- Resource subtype / Literary indicator
- Conference
- Descriptors DEI
- DEATH; DISEASE INCIDENCE; DISEASES; ENVIRONMENT; HAZARDS; HUMAN POPULATIONS; INFORMATION; IONIZATION; IONIZING RADIATIONS; MIGRATION; MORTALITY; NATURAL RADIOACTIVITY; NEOPLASMS; POLLUTION; POPULATION DENSITY; POPULATION DYNAMICS; REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA
- Descriptors DEC
- ASIA; DISEASES; POPULATIONS; RADIATIONS; RADIOACTIVITY