CONTENTS (Continued)
CHAPTER 6
6.1
6.2
6.3
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DISCUSSION, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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Discussion .
Conclusions
Recommendations
APPENDIX A
EXPOSED POPULATION: COMPARISON WITH INITIAL FINDINGS
OF INDIVIDUAL WEIGHTS AND HEMATOLOGICAL VALUES
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APPENDIX B
CONTROL POPULATION: INDIVIDUAL WEIGHTS AND HEMATOLOGICAL VALUES
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ILLUSTRATIONS
CHAPTER 3
SKIN LESIONS, EPILATION, AND NAIL PIGMENTATION
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CHAPTER 4
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HEMATOLOGY
4.1
Serial Post-exposure Changes in the Mean Total Leukocyte,
4.2
Serial Post-exposure Changes in the Mean Platelet Counts
4.3
4.4
Neutrophile, and Lymphocyte Counts for the Rongelap Group
for the Rongelap Group,
.
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Cumulative Neutrophile Counts for the Rongelap Group at the
Time of Maximum Depression and 6 Months After Exposure
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Cumulative Platelet Counts for the Rongelap Group at the
Time of Maximum Depression and 6 Months After Exposure
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TABLES
CHAPTER 2
2.1
Positive Findings on Physica] Examination of the Exposed and
Control Populations
CHAPTER 4
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
CLINICAL EXAMINATION
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HEMATOLOGY
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Hematological Data for Control Populations by Age and bySex
,
.
Mean Values for Peripheral Blood Determinations on the Rongelap
Group 185 Days Post-exposure
,
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Mean Values for Peripheral Blood Determinations on the Ailinginae
Group 185 Days Post-exposure
,
Mean Blood Counts for the Exposed and Control Populations, with and
without Measles
.
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Bone Marrow Differential Counts o
« n Exposed and ‘Control Marshallese
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