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Gardner等报告了英格兰北部西海岸塞拉弗尔德原子弹发射场周围居住的儿童白血病的高发与之有关因素之一是父亲在该工厂工作。这是作者对1950～1985年发生的97例儿童白血病、非何杰金氏病、何杰金氏病与出生登记薄中性别与各病例相同、出生时间极相近的1001名儿童进行病例-对照研究的结果。在母亲怀患儿(白血病与非何杰金氏病)的前6个月内患儿父亲接受100 mSv(ICRP 1965年建议值的两倍)以上的外暴露时,发病的相对危险度(RR)为6.42。因为该地区的辐射剂量低,这一高危险度说明可能有污染物进入父亲体内。
Gardner et al. Reported that one of the factors associated with the high incidence of childhood leukemia living around the Selarfold atomic bomb launch site on the west coast of England’s north-west coast was his father’s work in the factory. This is a case-control study of 97 children with leukemia, non-Hodgkin’s disease, Hodgkin’s disease and register of births in the same gender and each case from 1950 to 1985, and 1001 children of similar birth time The results of the study. The relative risk of onset (RR) was higher in the first six months of motherhood with leukemia and non-Hodgkin’s disease when the father received an external exposure of 100 mSv (twice the ICRP 1965 recommendation) ) Is 6.42. Because of the low radiation dose in the area, this high risk indicates that contaminants may enter the body of the father.