Literature search results

572 articles were found.

The following terms were included: Radar, レーダ

• 1975, Thomas JR, Finch ED, Fulk DW, Burch LS
  Effects of low-level microwave radiation on behavioral baselines [med./bio.]
  Ann N Y Acad Sci 247: 425-432
• 1975, Appleton B, Hirsch S, Kinion RO, Soles M, McCrossan GC, Neidlinger RM
  Microwave lens effects in humans. II. Results of five-year survey [med./bio.]
  Arch Ophthalmol 93 (4): 257-258
• 1975, Bittner G
  [Endangering of persons due to electromagnetic oscillation fields within the frequency of 3 kHz to 3000 GHz] [misc.]
  Biomed Tech 20 (4): 159
• 1974, Mitchell JC, Hurt WD, Walters 3rd WH, Miller JK
  Empirical studies of cardiac pacemaker interference [dev./impl.]
  Aerosp Med 45 (2): 189-195
• 1974, Tell RA, Nelson JC
  Microwave hazard measurements near various aircraft radars [tech./dosim.]
  Radiat Data Rep 15 (4): 161-179
• 1973, Appleton B
  Results of Clinical Surveys for Microwave Ocular Effects [info]
  U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW), U.S. Public Health Service (PHS), Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Bureau of Radiological Health (BRH), DHEW Publication No. (FDA) 73-8031 (BRH/DBE 73-3): 1-13
• 1973, Silverman C
  Nervous and behavioral effects of microwave radiation in humans [review]
  Am J Epidemiol 97 (4): 219-224
• 1973, Odland LT
  Radio-frequency energy: a hazard to workers? [epidem.]
  IMS Ind Med Surg 42 (7): 23-26
• 1973, Bonney CH, Rustan Jr PL, Ford GE
  Evaluation of effects of the microwave oven (915 and 2450 MHz) and radar (2810 and 3050 MHz) electromagnetic radiation on noncompetitive cardiac pacemakers [dev./impl.]
  IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 20 (5): 357-364
• 1973, Aurell E, Tengroth B
  Lenticular and retinal changes secondary to microwave exposure [med./bio.]
  Acta Ophthalmol 51 (6): 764-771
• 1972, Milroy WC, Michaelson SM
  Microwave cataractogenesis: a critical review of the literature [review]
  Aerosp Med 43 (1): 67-75
• 1972, Blaser R, Dittrich H, Kirsch U, Schaldach M
  [Electromagnetic fields as a source of danger to patients with cardiac pacemakers] [dev./impl.]
  Dtsch Med Wochenschr 97 (14): 559-562
• 1971, Servantie B, Joly R, Bertharion G
  Experimental Study of the Biological Effects of Microwave Radiation on the White Rat and Mouse [med./bio.]
  J Microw Power 6 (1): 59-61
• 1971, McAffee RD
  Analeptic effect of microwave irradiation on experimental animals [basics]
  IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 19 (2): 251-253
• 1971, Kaplan IT, Metlay W, Zaret MM, Birenbaum L, Rosenthal SW
  Absence of Heart-Rate Effects in Rabbits During Low-Level Microwave Irradiation [med./bio.]
  IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 19 (2): 168-173
• 1971, Michaelson SM, Howland JW, Deichmann WB
  Response of the dog to 24,000 and 1285 MHz microwave exposure [med./bio.]
  IMS Ind Med Surg 40 (5): 18-23
• 1971, Michaelson SM, Moss AJ
  Environmental influences on implanted cardiac pacemakers [comment]
  JAMA 216 (12): 2006-2007
• 1971, Milroy WC, Michaelson SM
  Biological effects of microwave radiation [review]
  Health Phys 20 (6): 567-575
• 1970, LaRoche LP, Zaret MM, Braun AF
  An operational safety program for ophthalmic hazards of microwave [epidem.]
  Arch Environ Health 20 (3): 350-355
• 1970, Yatteau RF
  Radar-induced failure of a demand pacemaker [basics]
  N Engl J Med 283 (26): 1447-1448
• 1968, Rosenthal DS, Beering SC
  Hypogonadism after microwave radiation [basics]
  JAMA 205 (4): 245-248
• 1968, Westin JB
  Microwave radiation and human tolerance. A review [review]
  J Occup Med 10 (3): 134-141
• 1967, Stykan OA
  [On the problem of the radiation genetic effect of the vacuum tube electronic equipment of a RADAR station] [foreign-language]
  Voen Med Zh 7: 36-38
• 1967, Ingalls CE
  Sensation of hearing in electromagnetic fields [basics]
  N Y State J Med 67 (22): 2992-2997
• 1967, Korner HJ
  [Possible radiation danger at radar installations] [basics]
  Zentralbl Arbeitsmed 17 (1): 1-5