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[en] The history of clinical symptoms as well as pathologic histological and morphological changes after long/lasting gamma irradiation were estimated in seven clinical healthy ewes. The animals were irradiated continually seven days with totally 6.7 Gy per ewe. Clinically recognizable symptoms of the radiation sickness were observed commencing the 4th after last dose of irradiation. Sharp increase of the body temperature, heart and respiratory frequency rate as well as apathy, anorexia, arrhythmia, dyspnoe, diarrhea, dehydration, polyuria were prevalent in clinical founding . All of the animals were death in course of seven days after last irradiated dose. The gastrointestinal radiation syndrome was typical evidence of gastrointestinal tract and the general hemorrhagic enhancing of the gamma irradiation damage effects was confirmed. (authors)
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Benova, K.; Toropila, M.; Skardova, I. (Ustav radiobiologie, Katedra zivotneho prostredia, Univerzita veterinarskeho lekarstva, 04181 Kosice (Slovakia)) (eds.); 258 p; ISBN 80-8077-004-2; 
; Jun 2004; p. 24-27; 2. Radiobiological conference, 2004; 2. Radiobiologicka konferencia venovana 55. vyrociu zalozenia Univerzity veterinarskeho lekarstva; Kosice (Slovakia); 24 Jun 2004; Available - English translation can be ordered from the Omega Info, Vysehradska 33, 85106 Bratislava, Slovak Republic (e-mail: info@omegainfo.sk), at USD 10.00 per standard page (1800 characters); 4 refs.; Proceedings was published as eBook on CD-ROM, paper were published in PDF format.
; Jun 2004; p. 24-27; 2. Radiobiological conference, 2004; 2. Radiobiologicka konferencia venovana 55. vyrociu zalozenia Univerzity veterinarskeho lekarstva; Kosice (Slovakia); 24 Jun 2004; Available - English translation can be ordered from the Omega Info, Vysehradska 33, 85106 Bratislava, Slovak Republic (e-mail: info@omegainfo.sk), at USD 10.00 per standard page (1800 characters); 4 refs.; Proceedings was published as eBook on CD-ROM, paper were published in PDF format.