[On the optimization of technological conditions and methods of radiological examinations (author's transl)].
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Limits of potentialities of methods of radiodiagnosis of renal diseases were studied by way of experimental simulation of organs with various pathomorphological changes (urolithiasis, kidney tumors and tuberculosis). Special attention was paid to the detection of pathomorphological elements which were characteristic for the initial forms of disease. Photofilm and thermoluminescent dosimetry were used to study radiation-hygienic characteristics of radiation methods of kidney investigation. Recommendations for establishing diagnosis were worked out in suspected urolithiasis, kidney tumors and tuberculosis. The thickness of a studied object played an important role in the detectability of minor and low contrast details. An objective method of the control over the quality of roentgenocontrast images was proposed.
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The method of determination of the gamma-radiation absorption distribution in microstructures of a biosystem is proposed. The absorption capacity and energy absorption distribution of some biomolecules, mass coefficients and optical density of blood and thyroid gland are calculated. Influence of the pollution of biosystem microstructures (liver, blood, thyroid, gland) by hard elements on the energy absorption distribution is demonstrated.