radius of one to 2 kn, the injury was sorlous; within a radius of 2 ku

or more, the davaze was somewhat sorious.

Some who wre within a radius

of one kn were saved, thanks to propor treatmente

Coto: In the case of Hiroshima, some persons who were injured by
the explosicn or the heat were savei, even though they were ‘comparatively near the conter of explosion. I am now troating the branch
chief of the Bank_of Jepsen, who +23 in a steel-concrete building
about 500 ka Laic/ fron the explosion. In his case, the hair foll out

of his scalp within 4 or 5 weels; the white count dropoed and ha had a

fover,

43 a result of blood tronsfusions ond other nodications, ha

recovered in about 9 wc3ks.

Yucatori:
Ohashi:

In this case, the recovery was very late.
Mr. .

died after a long perlod of iliness, in

spite of all the efforts of fis physicians.

Considering the Hiro-

shima cases, I bolieve he lived es long as he did only because of
propar treatment.

Gotos I agree, in the light of ry experiences at tha tira of the
Rirashica ateonte blast.
Kuwtord: Now, as fer the urinary findings in Mr.
ease, from the tia the p-tient fell into a critical condition (sce

V'ouca 40 dn the renovrarh by Zoyora et al) crystallized tyrosine
wes fowl In large quentities. Tits etn ba found in cases of acuta
yrllew atrephy ef tho Liver, phosplescus podsoning, etee

44 an intoresting firding.

I think it

And, from rbout 26 Auzust, the potassiua

eeruticn increased suddenly. By that tive, the progress of disease
wa3 good, considering the exerction of potassiun.

Goto: Ex.)
has passed away, unfortunitely; but was he not
older than the othsrs, or did he not receive a heavier exposure than
the others?
Mevatori: Dring in coscucnd, I.
worried about the cthers
£3 a responsible rian wold, and walked about tho ship. Ha subsequently
erlared tha ship te enter any port, lest a rerber of tha crew die at
ser, iis erxiety may hcve affected his health. We do not know as yet
how cuch radiation he received. Mr.
was 40 years old, and
it is true that he was the oldest aboard, as for the medical history
of his fr-ily, his older brother suffered from Salvarsan jaundice and
ri3 younger brothor dicd of postmilerial jaundice in Chanshal during
the var.

Furvkawar

Did Mr. .

-_—

go to war?

Fuctori: Na wert to the Scuth Seas aboard a mbilizci ship, His
medical nistery does not include milaria, ete; in enildhood he suffered

from miriostitua of tha right lewsr jaw.
sypr3li3 cermva reaction wes negative.

After hospitalization, his

Tusivori: How creat is the dancer that this radiation sicknois
sight becene chronie clrsicsis of the liver?

US DOE AISHIVES

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