Treatment Toxicity: Radiation

  • J. FitzGerald T
  • Bishop-Jodoin M
  • Laurie F
  • et al.
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Abstract

Radiation exposures, both intentional and unintentional, have influence on normal tissue function. Short-term and long-term injuries can occur to all cell systems of both limited and rapid self-renewal potential. Radiation effects can last a lifetime for a patient and can produce complications for all organs and systems. Often invisible at the time of exposure, the fingerprints for cell damage can appear at any timepoint after. Health-care providers will need comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the acute and late effects of radiation exposure and how these interrelate with immediate and long-term care.

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J. FitzGerald, T., Bishop-Jodoin, M., Laurie, F., Iandoli, M., Elaimy, A., Shen, J., … Goff, D. (2019). Treatment Toxicity: Radiation. In Emergency Medicine and Trauma. IntechOpen. https://doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.88192

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