美国《保健物理》(Health Physics)杂志英文摘要(2023年125卷第4期)(英文)OA北大核心CSTPCD

Fetal and Maternal Atomic Bomb Survivor Dosimetry Using the J45 Pregnant Female Phantom Series:Considerations of the Kneeling and Lying Posture with Comparisons to the DS02 System Sean J.Domal1,Camilo M.Correa-Alfonso1,Colin J.Paulbeck2,Keith T.Griffin3,4,Tatsuhiko Sato5,Sachiyo Funamoto6,Harry M.Cullings6,Stephen D.Egbert7,Akira Endo8,Nolan E.Hertel4,Choonsik Lee3,Wesley E.Bolch9(1.Medical Physics Program,College of Medicine,University of Florida,Gainesville,FL;2.Department of Radiology,Johns Hopkins University,Baltimore,MD;3.National Cancer Institute,National Institutes of Health,Rockville,MD;4.George W.Woodruff School of Mechanical Eng.,Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta,GA;5.Nuclear Science and Engineering Center,Japan Atomic Energy Agency,Tokaimura,Japan;6.Department of Statistics,Radiation Effects Research Foundation,Hiroshima,Japan;7.Consultant,San Diego,CA;8.Nuclear Science Research Institute,Japan Atomic Energy Agency,Tokaimura,Japan;9.J.Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Eng.,University of Florida,Gainesville,FL USA)Abstract:Organ dosimetry data of the atomic bomb survivors and the resulting cancer risk models derived from these data are currently assessed within the DS02 dosimetry system developed through the Joint US-Japan Dosimetry Working Group.In DS02,the anatomical survivor models are limited to three hermaphroditic stylized phantoms—an adult(55 kg),a child(19.8 kg),and an infant(9.7 kg)—that were originally designed for the preceding DS86 dosimetry system.As such,organ doses needed for assessment of in-utero cancer risks to the fetus have continued to rely upon the use of the uterine wall in the adult non-pregnant stylized phantom as the dose surrogate for all fetal organs regardless of gestational age.