Based on the calculation of the excess lifetime risk of cancer of various organsand systems as a result of total exposure in employees of X-ray diagnostic hospitals in Minsk,it was shown that in men the likelihood of oncopathology is more pronounced in relationto the intestines, lungs and bladder. In women, the critical organs are the mammary glandand lungs. In the process of carcinogenesis, both in one and the other case, other organs maybe involved. At the same time, the likelihood of developing malignant tumors in the esophagus,rectum, pancreas and thyroid gland is low. These data are consistent with the resultsof other researchers, although data on the risk of oncopathology in health workers are verycontradictory. The risk of developing tumors at a young age in both men and womenis much higher.The data obtained imply the need for a properly organized medical examinationin relation to the personel of the X-ray diagnostic departments of medical institutionsof the republic.
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