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Radiology High Yield Notes
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Radiation Biology, radiation injury and tissue susceptibility notes!
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• X- and g -rays are called sparsely ionizing because along the tracks of the electrons set in motion, primary ionizing events are well separated in space. • Alpha-particles and neutrons are densely ionizing because the tracks consist of dense columns of ionization. X-rays, gamma rays, electrons, and protons are all low LET forms of radiation in that their density of ionization is sparse. In general, they penetrate tissues deeply and result in less intracellular radiation injury. High LET forms of radiation, such as heavy nuclear particles (e.g. fast neutrons), penetrate tissues less deeply and cause more radiation injury to biologic material. LAW OF BERGONIE & TRIBONIDEAU" Cells a... More


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