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(f) Professional Services (physicians,

nurses, technicians).

(g) Safety inspection and certification of

mammography and x-ray equipment by

Trippler Army Hospital technical staff.

(h) Inpatient care and treatment.

Note: Brookhaven National Laboratory is

responsible to ensure that proper and current

certification for the special medical

equipment and services are in place prior to

receiving services.

Appendix G—DOE Special Medical Program

Information

1. Summary of Clinical Findings

After 41 years of medical monitoring, the

most prevalent health effect has been related

to thyroid function and the appearance of

thyroid-related nodules and cancer. There

has been one case and death due to radiationrelated leukemia, two pituitary tumors and

two cases of basal cell carcinoma. The major

non radiation-related diseases seen in the

Rongelap and Utirik people have been Type

II diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular

diseases, and their associated complications.

The above information has been

summarized from the report entitled,

‘‘Medical Status of Marshallese Accidentally

Exposed to 1954 Bravo Fallout Radiation;

January 1988 Through December 1991,’’ by

Brookhaven National Laboratory/Department

of Energy, DOE/EH0493 and BNL–52470,

July 1995.

2. Patient Population Description

Age range Male Female

30–39 ................................ 1 1

40–49 ................................ 57 59

50–59 ................................ 28 35

60–69 ................................ 15 19

70–79 ................................ 8 12

80+ .................................... 1 2

3. Summary of Patient Location

Patients in the Rongelap and Utirik

populations are combined in the table below

and represent approximate estimates of total

patients in each location:

Location Female Male Total

Ailinglaplap ........ 1 1 2

Ailingnae ............ 2 0 2

Arno ................... 1 0 1

Ebeye ................ 40 33 73

Hawaii ................ 9 4 13

Kili ...................... 1 0 1

Lib ...................... 1 0 1

Mainland USA ... 4 2 6

Majuro ............... 41 46 87

Mejatto ............... 19 12 31

Mejit ................... 1 1 2

Ujae ................... 1 1 2

Unknown ........... 1 0 1

Utirik .................. 6 8 14

Wotje ................. 1 1 2

Total ........... 129 109 238

Appendix H—DOE Equipment Used by

Brookhaven National Laboratory

(a) Johnson & Johnson

Ektachem DT60 II-DTSC II Module Chemistry

Analyzer

K-Number 339 4116, Serial Number

60029378

(b) Kodak-Ektachem DT60 DTSC Module

Chemistry Analyzer

K-Number 337 0137

(c) Ektachem DT60 Module Chemistry

Analyzer

K-Number 322 1695

(d) Calposcope

(e) Ultramark 4 Plus with transducers

(f) Nikon Microscope

(g) Sereno Baker 9118c Blood Analyzer

Machine

(h) Ektachem DT60II System

(i) Biorad Micromat Model 415

(j) Beckman TJ6 Centrifuge

(k) Portable defibrillator

(l) Hoag-Streit Slip Lamp system

(m) Sun computer workstation

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