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Categorie Soggetti
Radiology,Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging","Nuclear Sciences & Tecnology
The results of immunological monitoring, immuno-epidemiological invest
igations and analysis of medical documentation carried out in two Brya
nsk Region territories situated in the isoline of radioactive contamin
ation (55.5 x 10(10) to 148 x 10(10) Bq.km(-2)) with tested population
s of 3892 and 1074 persons respectively, are presented. An immunodefic
iency risk group and the distribution of various chronic diseases in t
he tested territories were discovered to be considerably larger than i
n the regions of comparison and in cities of the Russian and Ukrainian
non-background zone. The immune state of 'dirty' Vyshkov settlement i
nhabitants as compared to one of the 'clean' Pochep population was cha
racterised by CD4+ and CD5+ activation, increase of CD4+/CD8+ value an
d phagocytosis rate in the presence of serum IgG and IgM deficit. Novo
zybkov city inhabitants were found to have increased T supressor/kille
r rate. The highest CD4+, CD5+, CD4+/CD8+ rate values were found to oc
cur against the background of clinical symptoms which could be attribu
ted to radiation impact: loss of hair and teeth, surplus weight, predi
sposition to bleeding, especially noticed among cattle breeders.