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preimplantation stage = ?
all-or-nothing effect
what is the most radiosensitive system during organogenesis
CNS
greatest sensitivity for severe mental retardation ?
8-15weeks
what is the threshold for severe mental retardation
0.2-0.3 Gy
what is the threshold for IQ reduction
100 mGy
what is the dose reduction in life expectancy after acute exposure
1-5% per Sv
what is the main fetal-stage stochastic effect?
carcinogenesis
what is the main risk during preimplantation
prenatal death
what are the three stages of embryonic development relevant to radiation biology
preimplantation, organogenesis, fetal stage
What is the time period of the preimplantation stage?
0-9 days post-conception
What does the phrase "all-or-nothing effect" mean?
The embryo either dies or survives and develops normally.
What is the LD50 for radiation during preimplantation (mouse data)?
Approximately 1 Gy.
When does organogenesis occur?
Approximately 10 days to 6 weeks gestation.
Name three effects of irradiation during organogenesis.
Organ malformations, microcephaly, intrauterine growth retardation.
What is the fetal stage primarily characterized by?
Growth and maturation
During which fetal weeks is the nervous system particularly sensitive?
8-16 weeks