-6TABLE I
Physical Findings in Rongelap Adults, 1965
Re
48
Anemia, anemic tendency**
Arteriosclerosis, peripheral, mild
Arteriosclerosis, peripheral, moderate
to severe
Asthma
Cardiac enlargement***
83
7
6
6
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7
7
ck
pofiopr| &
No,examined
Cervical erosion, bleeding
Cervical lacerations
Claudication, intermittent
Iho
a) dislocation of hip
b) prominent head of ulna
c) bilateral shortening of 5th finger
d) polydactylism
e) shortened left thumb
Cystocele
Diabetes mellitus
Dermatitides
Epilepsy(grand mal)
Gynecomastia
2
Hypertension >(140/90)
Kyphosis, scoliosis
12
5
Lenticular opacities, cataracts
11
Obesity
Osteoarthritis
Pharyngitis, acute
Pinguecula
Prostatic hypertrophy
Pregnancies
=
1
Rheumatic heart disease
Senility|
Tumor, benign
Urinary tract infection
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Syphilis (7?) arrested
Thyroid nodule
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Proteinuriak***
Pterygium
* R - Rongelap exposed (including Ailingnae)
* C - Rongelap unexposed
*k RBC female <3.9; male <4,3¢tifien
Hemoglobin female <11.0g; male <13.0g
Hematocrit female <35%; male <38%
*kek By x-ray and/or physical examinations
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>100 mg
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Myocardial damage or insufficiency (EKG)
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Leprosy, arrested
Leukoplakia
Liver, palpable
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1
Hallux valgus
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1
£) flexion deformity, fingers
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Congenital defects