Table 7?
d) polydactylism
¢) shortened left thumb
{} flexion deformity. fingers
@) small 4th toe
.
5
r
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t
te
3
4
3
3
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4
5
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2
2
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5
2
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3
2
Paralyus
Parotid enlargement
Perirectal abecess
Pharvngitis
Pleural thickening or adhesions
Pregnancies
Prostauc hypertrophy
4
64
Proteinuna
3
2
3
Rheumatic heart disease
Senility
1
i
Thyroid enlargement
Tinea circinata or versicolor
Tonsilar hypertrophy, tonalitis
Tumor, benign
Ulcer, leg
Urethral caruncle
Cterus enlargement. fibroids; 7)
Utemas retrover.ion
Vancocele
Varicose veins
Vitiligo
1
t
2
2
7
t
1
I
1
4
insuficsency (EKG)
Obenty
Oueoanhnts
1
2
l
Diabetes mellitus
Dupuvtren's contracture
Epididymius
Furunculoas
Gynecomastia
Hallux vaigus
Hemorrhoids
4
1
+
Leprosy, arrested
Leukoptakia
Liver, palpable
Myocardial damage or
2
1
l
7
1
oi
1
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1
5
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1
2
2
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2
2
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6
Leiomyoma, uterus
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10
2
8
1
5
3
4
I
Pyorrhea
Svphilis(>) arrested
I
5
8
1
1
t
I
13
8
3
Cyst, ovarian
Cystocele
I
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I
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“R = Roneelap exposed. including Aulingnae: C = Rongelap unexposed: U = Uunk exposed.
"Suspect.
59- 1963
Unex posed
(36 females)
2
l
exposed parents in 1962. A stillbirth (full term)
the children.Appendix 7 contains findings on each
posed parents is described above. Tables 5 and 6
showthe incidence of miscarriages and births in
formation on each child.
with congenital ancmalies which was born to ex-
™
the exposed anc comparison populations on a
yearly basis and for the two 5-vear periods.
The data on miscarriages and stilibirths in the
Z=uem Sug
Incidence
ee ed
16
7
37
17
0
3
10
Cvst, Bartholin
py March 1, 1954.
%
12
ne
Sth finger
6
3
4
m= On
c} bilateral shortening of
1
6
_
22
18
il
10
20
0
17
0
0
eee
14
4
~
Congenital defects
a) disiocation of hip
b) prominent head of ulna
6
6
nm
Cervical eronon, bleeding
Cervical lacerations
Cervical and vaginal atrophy
10
3
3.92
-_—
Bronchitis
Cardiac enlargement
Cardiac murmur
3
Hypertension ( > 140/90)
inguinal hernia
Intestinal parasites
Kyphoas, scolioms
coy
Auncular fibrillation with
myocardial damage
Bradycardia
12
2
i
65
in
modesate to severe
Asthma
2
47
S41
Arterioacierosis, peripheral, mild
Arterieclerosis, peripheral,
4
52
C
n
Anenua, anemic tendency
75
R
he de
Adenopathy
45
U
de on bo
Re
No. exainined
C
ho
Physical Findings in Rongelap and Uunk Adult Populauons
Lurk population were not reliable.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
Adult Examinations
Table 7 does not showanvsignificant difference
in the abnormalities recorded between the exposed
and the comparison populations. The exposed
group did showa higher incidence of severe arte-
riosclerosis, which may be a reflection of th~ greater
percentage of older people in this group. There
was a slightly increased occurrence of cervical erosion and laceration in the exposed women. The ex-
tadererrite ns eee
The majorfindings on physical examinations are
listed in Table 7 for the adults and Table 13 for
individual adult and Appendix 8 contains such in-
'
1) Histological study
tha erent litenyecerelt
a
Table 16