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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION IN RELATION TO THE EYE

Russell L. Carpenter · 1962

Researchers exposed rabbit eyes to continuous wave or pulsed wave microwave radiation at frequencies of 2450 mc, 8236 mc, 9375 mc, and 10,050 mc. Single exposures produced opacities in the posterior cortex at 2450 mc and in the anterior cortex at the higher frequencies. Biochemical changes included an early decrease in lens ascorbic acid content and water accumulation as opacities developed. The study found evidence of non-thermal effects on the lens in addition to thermal effects.

SOME CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS DUE TO CHRONIC ACTION OF THE CENTIMETER RANGE WAVES

E. A. Drozichina et al. · 1962

The researchers reviewed literature data and clinical observations from the Institute of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences collected over many years. They found that electromagnetic fields from centimeter-range waves under industrial conditions produced functionally reversible changes in organs and systems. In some cases these functional disturbances progressed to more pronounced and persistent pathological states characterized by vascular pathology and deviations in brain bioelectric activity.

THE EFFECTS OF RADAR ON THE HUMAN BODY

John J. Turner · 1962

The document reviews published papers on radio frequency radiation effects on biological subjects. It gives separate coverage to the susceptibility of the head, eye, and testis to RF radiation. It also discusses ionizing radiation produced by RF generating equipment. The document draws no conclusions and makes no recommendations.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON ACTIVITY LEVEL OF RATS

SUZY EAKIN, WILLIAM D. THOMPSON · 1962

A sweep generator swept frequencies from 450 to 67965 mc and directed UHF waves at five rat cages placed 53.0 inches away to compare photo-cell activity with spontaneous activity measured immediately after exposure. Activity was detected by a light source and photo-electric cell in each cage, with counters automatically recording activity rates. Cages measured 18 inches long, 12 inches wide, and 18 inches high, with wire screen sides and hardware cloth floors. On the final day, radiation treatment yielded F = 2.07 with P < .93.

HYFRECATOR – OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Unknown authors · 1962

The Hyfrecator uses a spark-gap condenser circuit to produce a very high frequency damped current with high voltage and low amperage. The device has a White outlet for light power, a Red outlet for greater power, and Green outlets for bi-active techniques. Healing after electrodesiccation is usually complete in one to three weeks by granulation beneath the scab.

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