Annexe 1
461
Chanteur J. (1992) Un accident d’irradiation, Médecins et rayonnements ionisants, 3, 5-6.
Cohen L., Schultheiss T.E., Kennaugh R.C. (1995) A radiation overdose incident: initial
data, Int. J. Radiation Oncology Biol. Phys., 33 (1), 217-224.
El Naggar A.M. (1997) Communication personnelle.
Esco R., Lopez P., Bellosta R., Baquedano J.E., Mateo P. (1993) Accidental overirradiation
syndrome, Radiotherapy and oncology, 28, 177-178.
Gale R.P. (1987) Immediate medical consequences of nuclear accidents: lessons from
Chernobyl, Jama, 258 (5), 625-628.
Guskova A.K. and Gusev I.A. (2001) Medical aspects of the accident at Chernobyl. In :
Medical management of radiation accidents. I.A. Gusev, A.K. Guskova, F.A. Mettler,
Eds., 2nd ed. pp. 195-210 (CRC Press, Boca Raton, London, New York, Washington
DC.).
IAEA (1983) The radiological accident in Goiânia (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1990) The radiological accident in San Salvador (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1993) The radiological accident in Soreq (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1996a) The radiological accident at the irradiation facility in Nesvizh (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1996b) An electron accelerator accident in Hanoi, Vietnam (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1998a) The radiological accident in Tammiku, Estonia (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1998b) Accidental overexposure of radiotherapy patients in San José, Costa Rica
(IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1999) Report on the preliminary fact finding mission following the accident at the
nuclear fuel processing facility in Tokaïmura, Japan (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2000a) The radiological accident in Yanago (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2000b) The radiological accident in Lilo (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2001a) The criticality accident in Sarov (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2001b) Investigation of an accidental overexposure of radiotherapy patients in
Panama. Report of a team of experts, 26 May-1 June 2001 (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2002) The radiological accident in Samut Prakarn (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2005) Follow-up mission on the accidental overexposure to radiotherapy patients in
San José, Costa Rica (IAEA, Vienna), sous presse.
IPSN (1999) Fiche relative à l’accident survenu le 30 septembre 1999 à Tokaï-Mura
(Japon). 14 octobre 1999 (IPSN Ed).
Ivanov V.K., Gorsky A.I., Tsyb A.F. Maksyutov M.A., Rastopchin E.M. (1999) Dynamics of
thyroid cancer incidence in Russia following the Chernobyl accident, J. Radiol. Prot.,
19 (4), 305-318.
Jammet H., Gongora R., Le Gô, Doloy M.T. (1979a) Clinical and biological comparison of
two acute accidental irradiations: Mol (1965) and Brescia (1975). In : The medical basis
for radiation accident preparedness, K.F. Hübner and S.A. Fry Eds, pp. 91-104 (Elsevier/North Holland, New York).
Jammet H., Gongora R., Pouillard P., Le Gô, Parmentier N. (1979b) The 1978 Algerian
accident: four cases of protracted whole-body irradiation. In : The medical basis for
461
Chanteur J. (1992) Un accident d’irradiation, Médecins et rayonnements ionisants, 3, 5-6.
Cohen L., Schultheiss T.E., Kennaugh R.C. (1995) A radiation overdose incident: initial
data, Int. J. Radiation Oncology Biol. Phys., 33 (1), 217-224.
El Naggar A.M. (1997) Communication personnelle.
Esco R., Lopez P., Bellosta R., Baquedano J.E., Mateo P. (1993) Accidental overirradiation
syndrome, Radiotherapy and oncology, 28, 177-178.
Gale R.P. (1987) Immediate medical consequences of nuclear accidents: lessons from
Chernobyl, Jama, 258 (5), 625-628.
Guskova A.K. and Gusev I.A. (2001) Medical aspects of the accident at Chernobyl. In :
Medical management of radiation accidents. I.A. Gusev, A.K. Guskova, F.A. Mettler,
Eds., 2nd ed. pp. 195-210 (CRC Press, Boca Raton, London, New York, Washington
DC.).
IAEA (1983) The radiological accident in Goiânia (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1990) The radiological accident in San Salvador (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1993) The radiological accident in Soreq (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1996a) The radiological accident at the irradiation facility in Nesvizh (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1996b) An electron accelerator accident in Hanoi, Vietnam (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1998a) The radiological accident in Tammiku, Estonia (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1998b) Accidental overexposure of radiotherapy patients in San José, Costa Rica
(IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (1999) Report on the preliminary fact finding mission following the accident at the
nuclear fuel processing facility in Tokaïmura, Japan (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2000a) The radiological accident in Yanago (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2000b) The radiological accident in Lilo (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2001a) The criticality accident in Sarov (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2001b) Investigation of an accidental overexposure of radiotherapy patients in
Panama. Report of a team of experts, 26 May-1 June 2001 (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2002) The radiological accident in Samut Prakarn (IAEA, Vienna).
IAEA (2005) Follow-up mission on the accidental overexposure to radiotherapy patients in
San José, Costa Rica (IAEA, Vienna), sous presse.
IPSN (1999) Fiche relative à l’accident survenu le 30 septembre 1999 à Tokaï-Mura
(Japon). 14 octobre 1999 (IPSN Ed).
Ivanov V.K., Gorsky A.I., Tsyb A.F. Maksyutov M.A., Rastopchin E.M. (1999) Dynamics of
thyroid cancer incidence in Russia following the Chernobyl accident, J. Radiol. Prot.,
19 (4), 305-318.
Jammet H., Gongora R., Le Gô, Doloy M.T. (1979a) Clinical and biological comparison of
two acute accidental irradiations: Mol (1965) and Brescia (1975). In : The medical basis
for radiation accident preparedness, K.F. Hübner and S.A. Fry Eds, pp. 91-104 (Elsevier/North Holland, New York).
Jammet H., Gongora R., Pouillard P., Le Gô, Parmentier N. (1979b) The 1978 Algerian
accident: four cases of protracted whole-body irradiation. In : The medical basis for