Li Jia,Sugasaki H,Yang Yuhua.A survey of senile dementia in the high background radiation areas in Yangjiang, China[J].Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection,1997,17(4):271-275
A survey of senile dementia in the high background radiation areas in Yangjiang, China
Received:May 28, 1996  Revised:September 23, 1996
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KeyWords:Prevalence rate  Senile dementia  Low dose  Low dose rate  Ionizing radiation 
FundProject:日中医学协会的资助
Author NameAffiliation
Li Jia Laboratory of Industrial Hygiene, Ministry of Health, Beijing 100088, China 
Sugasaki H 日本, 长崎大学医学部 
Yang Yuhua 广东省职业病防治院 
三根真理子 日本, 长崎大学医学部 
查永如 广东省职业病防治院 
岸川正大 日本, 长崎大学医学部 
孙全富 Laboratory of Industrial Hygiene, Ministry of Health, Beijing 100088, China 
中根允文 日本, 长崎大学医学部 
邹剑明 广东省职业病防治院 
朝长万左男 日本, 长崎大学医学部 
陶祖范 Laboratory of Industrial Hygiene, Ministry of Health, Beijing 100088, China 
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Abstract::
      bjective To evaluate the effects of long-term low dose and low dose-rate ionizing radiation exposure on the prevalence rate of senile dementia,further assess the effects of low dose radiation exposure on central nervous system and study the pathogen of senile dementia,and provide direct observational data of human beings. Methods A cross-sectional study of the prevalence of senile dementia was carried out in high background radiation areas in Yangjiang,Guangdong Province,China.The survey was conducted in two stages.For the initial screening,Hasegawa Dementia Scale (HDS) was used for all subjects.In the second stage, the stage of diagnosis,special questionnaires of healthy state of old people were used. The final diagnoses were made according to the third revised edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM Ⅲ-R) of American Psychiatric Association. Results 1018 inhabitants aged 65 years and over,including 513 persons in HBRA and 505 in CA were oberved.According to DSMⅢ-R,61 cases (31 cases in HBRA and 30 cases in CA)of senile dementia were diagnosed.The prevalence rates of senile dementia are 6.04% in HBRA and 5.94% in CA,the total prevalence rate being 5.99%. Conclusion No significant statistical difference in the prevalence rate of senile dementia between the two areas was found,suggesting that the prevalence rate of senile dementia in these areas is not associated with the high background radiation exposure.
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