肯定的コミュニケーションプログラム導入による自尊感情の変化 －みやぎジュニアトップアスリートアカデミー事業－ －第1 報－

departmental bulletin pape

若年者I型早期胄癌の一例(<特集>癌)

Article信州医学雑誌 21(2): 167-174(1973)journal articl

Performance Test of Electrical Resistance Measurement Apparatus for Pd Alloy Hydrides

A vessel was designed to examine changes in electrical resistance of hydrogen-absorbing alloys to hydrogen gas absorption. Performance tests on the designed vessel were carried out using palladium and its alloys.The equilibrium pressure and relative resistance-composition curves of palladium obtained by using the vessel agreed with values the reported in the literature. The designed vessel can therefore be used for simultaneous measurements of relative electrical resistance and equilibrium pressure

AN AUTOPSIED CASE OF SYSTEMIC MASTOCYTOSIS WITH JAUNDICE AND REFRACTORY MASSIVE ASCITES

A case of systemic mastocytosis is reported. This patient was a 57-year-old male who complained of abdominal fullness and fever. He had been suffering from flushing and subsequent severe watery diarrhea. He had pigmentation on his trunk, systemic lymph node enlargement, and massive ascites. Terminally he suffered from jaundice. Both lymph node and bone marrow biopsy revealed infiltration of mast cells by toluidine blue stain. Histamine levels in the urine and blood were elevated. He died of hepato-renal failure four years after his first medical examination

Construction of Computer System for Dose Assessment and its Operation

A computer system for dose assessment was installed to evaluate radiation dose of each worker in a controlled area and to automatically produce reports on dose assessment. The main computer was connected to both a tritium monitor control computer and a gate control computer. This computer network has been isolated from a public network. The gate control computer registers data on working hours of each worker in the controlled area and on tritium concentration of each room. The dose assessment computer acquires essential data from the gate control computer to evaluate the radiation dose of each worker. The potential of the specialized network system to improve dose assessment was examined over a period of two years. It was found that this system significantly contributed to improvement of dose assessment. The basis of assessment was made clear, and reports on dose assessment without errors were readily produced