radium treatment造句

• His attempts at untested health cures, such as radium treatments, are comically tragic.
• Unfortunately radium treatment also left the diamond strongly radioactive, to the point of being unwearable.
• Though Henrietta died a few months after her radium treatments, her cells are still living today.
• He underwent surgery and experimental radium treatment which put the disease in full remission within two years.
• The VA is conducting a follow-up study on the health of living veterans who had radium treatments.
• He was the only medical missionary in India and China who was able to provide radium treatment for cancer.
• In March 1967, in his mid-80s and weakened by radium treatments for throat cancer, he died.
• He died of a heart attack on 29 November 1924, when it had seemed that the radium treatment was succeeding.
• He moved to Zurich, where, under the auspices of Professor Wolfgang Horst, he began both chemo and radium treatment.
• "I go in first for radium treatment and then, three days later, I'll get the transplant, " he said.
• Radium treatments were gradually abandoned with the development of antibiotics, the use of pressurized aircraft cabins in the military and increasing questions about radiation's health effects.
• By the 1930s, after a number of cases of bone necrosis and death of radium treatment enthusiasts, radium-containing medicinal products had been largely removed from the market ( radioactive quackery ).
• Defense Department officials said Wednesday that they would be unable to contact most of the troops who received the nasal radium treatment because few detailed medical records were kept that listed patients by name who underwent the procedure.
• At the time, little was known about the potential dangers of even small amounts of therapeutic radiation, and although it has since been claimed that nasal radium treatment has causal connections to cancer, no studies have provided significant enough evidence to confirm this.
• The first blood transfusion in North Carolina was given at Mary Elizabeth Hospital, the first pathological frozen section was handled there, the first doses of penicillin in Wake County were given there, the area's first modern obstetrical unit was started at the hospital, and Mary Elizabeth Hospital had the first radium treatments in Raleigh.
• In a lengthy report Wednesday on the history of human radiation experiments conducted by the Defense Department in the Cold War, the Pentagon said that research on health problems linked to the radium treatment was inconclusive, although it noted a 1982 study at Johns Hopkins University that suggested that people who had received the treatment had a higher risk for head and neck cancers.