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更新后的全身镅生物动力学模型。

Updated biokinetic model for systemic americium.

作者信息

Leggett Rich, Blanchardon Eric

机构信息

Environmental Sciences Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, PO Box 2008, Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6038, United States of America.

出版信息

J Radiol Prot. 2019 Jun;39(2):579-597. doi: 10.1088/1361-6498/ab0d3b. Epub 2019 Mar 6.

Abstract

The biokinetic model for systemic americium (Am) currently recommended by the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) for application to occupational intake of Am is based on information available through the early 1990s. Much additional information on Am biokinetics has been developed in the past 25 y, including measurements of retention and excretion of Am in many workers with Am burdens and post mortem measurements of Am in tissues of some of those workers. The ICRP's current Am model is reasonably consistent with the updated information, with the main exception that the current model apparently overestimates 24-hour urinary Am as a fraction of skeletal or systemic Am at late times after intake. This paper provides an overview of current information on the systemic kinetics of Am in adult human subjects and laboratory animals and presents an updated biokinetic model for systemic Am that addresses the discrepancies between the current database and current ICRP systemic model for Am. This model is applied in Part 4 (to appear) of an ICRP series of reports on intake of radionuclides by workers called the OIR (Occupational Intake of Radionuclides) series.

摘要

国际放射防护委员会(ICRP)目前推荐用于职业性摄入镅(Am)的全身镅生物动力学模型是基于20世纪90年代初可获得的信息。在过去25年中,已经获得了许多关于镅生物动力学的更多信息,包括对许多有镅负荷的工人的镅潴留和排泄的测量,以及对其中一些工人组织中镅的死后测量。ICRP当前的镅模型与更新后的信息相当一致,主要例外是当前模型在摄入后晚期显然高估了24小时尿镅占骨骼或全身镅的比例。本文概述了目前关于成年人类受试者和实验动物体内镅全身动力学的信息,并提出了一个更新的镅全身生物动力学模型,该模型解决了当前数据库与ICRP当前镅全身模型之间的差异。该模型应用于ICRP关于工人放射性核素摄入量的一系列报告的第4部分(即将发表),该系列报告称为OIR(职业放射性核素摄入量)系列。

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