largely due to cerium-144 praseodymium-144 with only
Slight activity due to strontium-90.
The body burden
of these isotopes is estimated to be well below the
Permissible levels.
Examination of bone specimens
in the case of the one man who died shows no radiation
that can be definitely associated with fallout
deposition in the bones.
Studies of radiographs of
the femurs of the exposed children show no evidence
of any bone defects from possible deposits of radio-
nuclides."
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