Radiation-induced pathomorphism of endemic goiter in children and adolescents in a focus of iodine deficiency (initial manifestations of remore effects of the Chernobyl accident)

E. P. Kasatkina; D. Ye. Shilin; A. N. Matkovskaya; K N. Sokolovskaya; T. N. Volkova; Ye. A. Odud; N. M. Mursankova; G. V. Ibragimova; M. I. Pykov; M. E. Bronstein; A. M. Poverenny; T. N. Vasina

doi:10.14341/probl11385-8193

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Kasatkina E.P., Shilin D.Ye., Matkovskaya A.N., Sokolovskaya K.N., Volkova T.N., Odud Ye.A., Mursankova N.M., Ibragimova G.V., Pykov M.I., Bronstein M.E., Poverenny A.M., Vasina T.N. Radiation-induced pathomorphism of endemic goiter in children and adolescents in a focus of iodine deficiency (initial manifestations of remore effects of the Chernobyl accident). Problems of Endocrinology. 1995;41(3):17-23. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.14341/probl11385

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