№ 3-4 1999
Contents:
СARCINOGENESIS AFTER IONISING
IRRADIATION 
Streffer С.
THYROID CANCER AMONG THE
BELARUSSIAN AND RUSSIAN POPULATION EXPOSED BY THE CHERNOBYL
ACCIDENT
Jacob P.
RETROSPECTIVE RECONSTRUCTION
OF THE THYROID DOSES AFTER THE CHERNOBYL
ACCIDENT
Goulko G.
MOLECULAR CYTOGENETIC STUDIES
ON CHILDHOOD THYROID TUMOURS FROM BELARUS
Zitzelsberger H., Smida J., Salassidis K., Heiber L., Bauchinger
M.
RaDIATION AND THYROID AUTOIMMUNITY
Pacini F., Vorontsova T., Molinaro E., Kuchinskaya E., Agate L.,
Sharova E., Astachova L., Chiovato L., Pinchera A.
RCREENING OF THYROID CANCER AFTER
CHERNOBYL
Ashizawa K., Nagataki S.
EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF RADIATION-INDUCED
THYROID CANCER IN CHILDREN OF BELARUS
BY ULTRASOUND
Drozd V.M., Demidchik E.P., Harabets L.N., Lychtchik A.P., Cherstvoy
E.D., Terekhova J., Reiners Chr.
TREATMENT AND FOLLOW-UP
PROTOCOL OF RADIATION-INDUCED THYROID CANCER
Pinchera A., Molinaro E., Agate L., Elisei R., Pacini F.
THE RESULTS OF SURGERY FOR
PEDIATRIC THYROID CANCER
Demidchik E.P., Demidchik Yu.E
ReSULTS OF RADIOIODINE TREATMENT
IN 158 CHILDREN FROM BELARUS
WITH THYROID CANCER AFTER THE CHERNOBYL
ACCIDENT
Reiners Chr., Biko J., Farahati J., Danilova St., Kruglova N.,
Demidchik E.P.
RADIATION-INDUCED AND BACKGROUND
THROID CANCER OF UKRAINIAN
CHILDREN (DOSIMETRIC APPROACH)
Likhtarev I.A., Kayro I.A., Shpak V.M., Tronko N.D., Bogdanova
T.I.
PATHOGENESIS OF RADIATION-INDUCED
THYROID CANCER IN CHILDREN AFFECTED AS A RESULT OF THE CHERNOBYL
ACCIDENT
Parshkov E.M.
CHERNOBYL DISASTER NON-STOCHASTIC
EFFECTS ON THYROID
Cheban A.K.
CLINICAL-MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTIC
OF BENIGN THYROID NEOPLASMS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS OF UKRAINE
Bolgov M.Yu., Bogdanova T.I., Komissarenko I.V., Rybakov S.I.,
Kovalenko A.Ye., Lysenko A.G., Omelchuk A.V., Chernyshev S.V.,
Kvachenyuk A.N.
EFFICACY AND PROSPECTS FOR
CRYOPRESERVED THYROID GLAND TRANSPLANTATION AS A METHOD FOR TREATMENT
OF DIFFERENT FORMS OF PRIMARY HYPOTHYROIDISM INCLUDING POSTRADIATION
Karachentsev Yu.I., Lyakh I.A., Khasiev V.V.
