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Zorach R. Glaser, Ph.D.LT, MSC, USNR

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Project MF12.524.015-00043,Report No. 2

Naval Medical Research InstituteNational Naval Medical Center

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I' ABSTRACTMore than 2000 references on the biological responses to radio

frequency and microwave radiation, published up to June 1971, are

included in the bibliography.* Particular attention has been paid to

the effects on man of non-ionizing radiation at these frequencies.

The citations are arranged alphabetically by author, and contain as

much information as possible so as to assure effective retrieval of

the original documents. An outline of the effects whicb have been

attributed to radio frequency and microwave radiation is also part of

the report.

*Three supplementary listings bring the number of citations to morei than 2300.

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Microwave RadiationHealth HazardsBibliographyElectromagnetic Radiation Injury

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assure eltective retrieval of the original documents. Soviet and East Europeanf literature is included in detail. An outline of the effects which have beenattributed tu radio trequency and microwave radiation is included as Chapter 1.The revised report (which supersedes DDC report AD#734391) is updated with theinclusion oi three supplementary listings, and has incorporated many correctionsand adoitions to the original 2100 citations.

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Abstract 2

Table of Contents 3

Foreword 4

Acknowledgments 5

Chapter 1, Outline of Reported Biological Phenomena ('Effects') 7and Some Clinical Hanifestations Attributed toMicrovave and Radio-Frequency Radiation

Chapter 2, Bibliography, Alphabetical Listing 12

Unsigned Reports and Articles 83

Addenda, Alphabetical by Author 87

Addenda, Unsigned Reports and Articles 89

Fir3t Suppleeuntary Listing (5 October 1971) 91

Appendix A, Accession Numbers and Sources 92

Second Supplementary Listing (21 November 1971) 93

Third Supplementary Listing (17 April 1972) 95

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It is the hope of the author that this bibliography will provide guid-ance to the diffuse and conflicting literature on the biological responsesto electromagnetic radiation at radio- and microwave-frequencies, withparticular reference to the effects of concern to man. Such guidance isneeded in the formulation and appraisal of criteria and limits of humanexposure to "non-ionizing" radiation, and in the planning and conduct offuture research.

The original plans were to categorize and key the literature cita-tions to the "outline of biological and clinical effects" (Chapter 1).This proved to be a much more dif"icult and time-consuming task thananticipated, and was actually completed only for about 400 papers. Thus,the letter-number combinations given in square brackets for some of the"A" through "C" citations refer to the outline. INV] indicates the cita-tion was "not verified".

The standard format used throughout the bibliography is: author,(date), journal, volume, (issue): page, "title". The authors are alpha-betized, and in chronological order. Multiple authora 'xe also alphabeti-cally ordered according to the second, third, etc., author. Inclusivepagination is given where possible, as is the original language of thecitation. Report accession and translation numbers (some of which arecited in Appendix A), and alternate sources are listed when known. Thetitle of books is underlined. When the title of the report was not avail-able (or not given), a short (one line) description of the paper is listedwhenever possible. Reports in which the name of the author was not givenare listed chronologically using the format, "title", reference, source,(date). In many cases the citation was obtained from secondary (andtertiary) sources. For this reason it was impossible to put every citationinto a consistent format.

In a few cases, papers have been cited which were presented atsymposia or meetings devoted to the present topic, even when the reporttitle suggests that it does not pertain directly to the topic. This hasbeen done to show the wide range of items considered relevant (at leastat the time of the meeting, and by the organizing chairman) in past years.An example is "electroanesthesia".

A few citations of marginal and/or peripheral relationship have alsobeen included so that the reader may judge the applicability to his indi-vidual research needs. Examples are reports dealing with the biologicaleffects of static and alternating magnetic fields, experimental techniquesusing radio frequency and microwave radiation (e.g., electron spin reso-nance, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy), and microwave expo-sure limits, regulations, and standards.

References for a few limited-distribu ion government reports areavailable upon request.

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The author welcomes information which will correct errors and omis-sions (both of which no doubt exist). Copies of new papers would begreatly appreciated, and would encourage updating and revising the biblio-graphy periodically.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The assistance and support received during the preparation of thisbibliography have been considerable, and I am happy to acknowledge my in-debtedness and gratitude. Drs. John Keesey and Dennis Heffner, former andpresent Heads of the Biophysics Division, and Dr. Seymour Friess, Directorof the Environmental Biosciences Department of the Naval Medical ResearchInstitute, permitted me the opportunitj to work on the bibliography, andoffered frequent encouragement.

Acknowledgment is also due to many friends and associates for their

helpful suggestions, comments, and loans and/or gifts of reports or othermaterial, which have been invaluable in the course of the work. "r. GlennHeimer of the Naval Ship Engineering Center contributed an extensive collec-tion of government reports and dccuments, many of which had not previouslybeen cited in the open literature.

- Special help in tracing and in the acquisition of relevant papers hasbeen received from the librarians and staff members of the NMRI library:Mrs. Thelma Robinson, Mrs. Ernestine Gendlemen, Mrs. Eleanor Capps, andMiss Deborah Grove. Their diligence and resourcefulness in tracing andobtaining copies of a large number of papers and reports, often in spiteof Incomplete and/or inaccurate citations given in other sources, enabled

me to include many relevant items in the bibliography.

Mr. Christopher Dodge of the Scientific and Technical Center, Depart-sent of the Navy, provided much of the Soviet Bloc literature, linguisticand other technical assistance, and in addition offered valuable commentsand encouragement throughout the preparation of this report. Especiallynoteworthy were the corrections and improremeuts suggested by Chris follow-ing his reading of the entire manuscript.

Helpful also in locating some of the Soviet literature was Mr. E. S.Serebrennikov, of the Science and Technology Division, The Library ofCongress.

Credit is due Mrs. Ann& Woke (of this Institute) for translating manyof the German papers; to Dr. Emilio Weiss, who translated from the Italian,and to Mrs. Edith Pugh who typed many "first drafts"; also to Mrs. RhodaGlaser for her help in many aspects of the work.

Mrs. Fannie Epstein Aeserves special mention for her outstandingeditorial assistance, and especially for the heroic typing, organization,and checking of the entire report.

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T- .aut line of Reported Biological Phenomena ('Effects') andClinical eal1festations Attributed to Microwave and Radio-Frequency IRadiatior, is patterneh after that given by R. Murray, .et al., in anarticle entitled, "Has-o safe are alcrowaves", which appeared in Non-Ionizing Radiation 1(1):7-8 (1969). Some of the "effects" were listedin the r#.ort by S. F. Cleary and W. T. Ham, Jr., entitled, "Considera-tions in the evaluation of the biological effects on exposure to micro-wave radiation!, (3ackground document, Port 1, 1969, for the Task Forceon Research Planving in Environmental Health, Subtask Force on PhysicalFactors in the Environment). The discusbion and suggestions offered byByron McLees,, Edward Finch, Lewis Gersbman, and Christopher Dodge relat-ing to the Outline are also gratefully acknowledged.

Prepare-r *.-n of the bibliography was supported by the Bureau ofMedicine A,;,, -.irgery, Department of the Navy, under vork unit HF12.524.0105-OO'V.

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Peported Diolorical Phenomena (*Effects') and SomeClinical Manifestations Attributed to !Iicrowave

and P.adlo-Frequency Padiation (See Note)

A. Heating of Organs* (Applications: Diathermy, rlectrosurrerv, Flectro-coagulation, I.lecrrodesicoation, lectrotomy)

1. M.ole Body (temnerature repulation defect), !Hyperpyreyla2. Skin3. Bone and Bone . tarro:4. (a) Lens of Lye (cataractous lesions - due to the avascular

nature of the lens vhich prevents adequate heat dissipat i,w.I(M) Corneal damane also poosil le at extrei.ely 0It fro- u4-i. 'c.

5. e'enitalia (tubular dreg.?neration of testicleF)C.. hrain7. SinusesS. etal Inplants (burns near hip ?ins, erc.)The effects are :tneralPy reversible except for 4a.

B. Chianes in liv, o.ogic .function

I. Striated :ttscte Contraction2. Alteration of DWi-meter of Blood Vessels (increasec' va.tcr-lar

elasticity), DilationS. Changes in the Oxidative Processes in Tissues and ArranL4. Liver Lnlargement5. A.ltered Sensitivity to Drug Stitruli6. Decreased Spernato.enesis (decreased fertility, to steril.)7. Altered Sex Patio of Blrths (more girls!)8. Altered ,!enstrual Activity9. Altered Fetal Devwlopment

I. iAecreasee Lactation in :ursing ":others'.l. Reduction in i'iuresis (',a+ excretio:,, via urine output)!2. Altered !'era!! function (decreased filtratir," ::- tul alef)13. U:hanf-es in (onditioned P:eflexes14. iecreased .;lectrical .eristance of Skin15. Changes in tbU Structure of Skin re.cptorn of tie (a) i.-ti~e,

and (b) i-loot'-Carryinr Systcr.-:16. Alterrd mIood Fnow !:ate

* It is also reported that leov levels of irradiation produce a cooling

effect - "hypercor.pensation".

Note: Thece effects are listed without comment or endorse.:ent :Aince. t-eliterature abounds with conflicting reports. In sonte cases the !:asi. f~nrreporting an "effect" was a single or a non-statistical observaticr, i'"ichmay have been drawn from a poorly conceived (and poorly executed)xpevri-fnente

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17. Alterations In the Siocurrents (KW?) of the Cerebral Cortex(in animals)

18. Changes In the Rate of Clearance of Tagged Ions from Tissue19. Reversible Structural Changes In the Cerebral Cortex and the

Diencephalon20. Electrocardiographic (EKG) Changes21. Alterations In Sensitivity to Light, Sound, and Olfactory

StImuli22. Functional (a) and Pathological (b) Changes in the Eyes:

(a) decrease in size of blind spot, altered color recogPltion,changes In Intraocular pressure, lacriaation, trembling cf eye-lids; (b) less opacity and coagulation, altered tissue respira-tion, and altered reduction-oxidation processes

23. Myocardial Necrosis

24. Hemorrhage in Lungs, Liver, Gut, and Brain J At Fatal Levels25. Generalized Degeneration of all Body Tissue of Radiation26. Loss of Anatomical Parts27. Death28. Dehydration29. Altered Rate of Calcification of Certain Tissue

C. Central Nervous System Effects

1. Headaches2. Inomnia3. Restlessness (Awake and During Sleep)4. Electroencephalographic (EW) Changes5. Cranial Nerve Disorders6. Pyramidal Tract Lesions7. Condittoned Reflex Disorders8. Vagominetic Action of the Heart; Sympaticouminetic Action9. Seizures, Convulsions

D. Autonomic Nervous System Effects

1. Neuro-vegetative Disorders (e.g., alteration of heart rhythm)2. Fatigue3. Structural Alterations Lu the Synapses of the Vague Nerve4. Stimalatin of Parasympathetic Nervous System (Bradycardia),

and lnhbition of the Sympathetic Nervous System

E. Peripheral Nervous System Effects

Effects on Locowtor Nerves

F. Psychological Disorders ("Human Behavioral Studies") - the so-called"Psychophysiologic (and Psychosomatic) Responses"

I. Neurasthenia- (general "bad" feeling)2. Depression3. Impotence4. Anxiety5. Lack of Concentration6. Hypochondria7. Dizziness,S. Hal lucinations9. Sleepiness

10. InsomniaII. Increased Irritabiiity12. ')ecreased Appetite13. Loss of !:er-ory14. Scalp SensarionsY 15. Tncreasee Fatirabilty 41r

16. Chest rainA17. Tremor of the lianus

G. Behavioral (Cnanres (Aninal Studies)

Peflexive, Operant, tvoldance, and DIscrinination Belaviors

l. Mood Disorders(V = in vivo)

(v = in vitrt.'Changes in:1. Bloo.' anC Bone *:arrcn%2. Pha~oryt.:r (polrVorphs) and Bactericidal "unctiornr f . ,v)

S3. llemol.-s.s .at* (increase), (a shortene,! lifeaz~: of , "•. St-dir.enta-ion ;ate (increase), (due to ,-e. ;n sp, t " I

levels or ar:ount of fitrino-er. (?))"5. ::uriber of L.rythroc'tes (Cecrease), also nneher of 1.yr- c, tt'.

Bl. ood CtluccFe foncentration (increase)7. Llood 11istanine rontentZ. Cholesterol and Lipids9. Garma (also u and 0) Gl.obulin, and Total Protein Concentration

10. Number of Eosinophils A11. Albumin/Globulin ratio (decrease)12. PHemopoiesis (rate of formation of blood corpuscles)

13. Leul-openia (increase in number of x0.ito cells), ancl Leu1-oc-,orosis14. * .et iculocytosis

1. Vascular Disorders

1. Thrombosis2. Hypertension

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JS Enzyme and Other Biochemical Changes

h Changes in activity of:1. Cholinesterase (V,v)2. Phosphatase (v)3. Transaminase (v)4. Amylase (v)5. Carboxydismutase

6. Protein Denaturation7. Toxin, Fungus, and Virus Inactivation (at high radiation dose

levels), Bacteriostatic Effect8. Tissue Cultures Killed9. Alteration In iRate of Coll Division

10. Increased Concentration of RVA in Lymphocytes, and Decreased

Concentration in Brain,. Liver, and Spleen11. Changes in Pyruvic Acid, Lactic Acid, and Creatinine LxereJions

S12. Change in Concentration of Glycogen in Liver (Hlyperglycevia)

13. Alteration in Concentration of 17- Ketosterolds in Urine

SK. Metabolic Disorders

Glycosuria (sugar in uriTe; related with blood sugar?)2. Increase in Urinary Phenol (derivatives? DOPA?)3. Alteration of rate of ietabolic Enzymatic ProcessesS4. Altered Carbohydrate Metabolism

L. Gastro-Intestinal Disorders

1. Anorexia (loss of appetite)2. Epigastric Pain3. Constipation4. Altered Secretion of Stomach "Digestive Juices"

It. Endocrine Gland Changes

1. Altered Pituitary runction2. Ilyperthyroidism3. Thyroid Enlargement4. Increased Uptake of Radioactive Iodine by Thyroid Gland5. Altered Adrenal Cortex Activity6. Decreased Corticosteroids in Blood

S7. Decreased Glucocorticoidal Activity8. 1lypogonadism (usually decreased testosterone production)

IN. Histological Changes

1. Changes in Tubular Epithelium of TesticlesS2. Gross Changes

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0. Genetic and Chromoscrtal Changes A

1. Chromosome Aberrations (e.g., linear shortening, pseudochiasm,diploid structures, amitotic division, bridging, "sticky"chromosomes, irregularities in chromosomal env-zlope)

2. Mutations =3. Mongolism

4. Somatic Alterations (changes in cell not involving nucleus orchromosomes, cellular transformation)

5. Neoplastic Diseases (e.g*, tumors)

P. Pearl Chain Effect (Intracellular orientation of subcellular part cles,and orientation of cellular and other (non-biologlc) particles)

Also, orientation of animals, birds, and fish in electromagnetic

fields

Q. Miscellaneous Effects

1. Sparking between dental fillings2. Peculiar metallic taste in mouth3. Changes in Optical Activity of Colloidal Solutions4. Treatment for Syphilis, Poliomyelitis, Skin Diseases5. Loss of flair6. Brittleness of flair7. Sensations of Buzzing Vibrations, Pulsations, and Ticklinp About

the Head and Ears8. Copious Perspiration, Salivation, and Protrusion of Tonpue9. Changes in the Operation of Implanted Cardiac Pacemakers

10. Changes in Circadian PMythms

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BIBLIOGRPHE Y OF REPORTED ItOLOGICAL PHENOMENA ('VEH 'S) AND LI•CALMANIFESTATIONS ATTRIBUTED 'TO MICROWAVE AND RADIO-FREQUENCY RAD)IATION

1. AARONSON, T. (1970) Environment 12(4):2-10, "Mystery" (A good review articlel

2. ABRAMSON, E. I., BELL, 1., REJAL, a., TUCI, S.. SURNEFT, C., 4 FLEISCHER, C. 3. (1960)1Amer. J. of Physical Med. 39:67-95,"Change, in blood flow. oxygen, uptake, and tissue temperatures produced by therapeutic physical agent", 1n. Effect of-shortvsve Ifdiathermy" (A2, Bt2, 5t3, 8161

3. ABRAMSON, D. I., HARRIS, A. 3., BEACONSFIELD, P., & SCIHOEDER. J. H. (1951) Arch. of Physical Ned. 38:369-376, "ChangesIn peripheral blood flow prodi-ced by shortwave diathermy" (I) (816, 121

4. ABRIKOSOV, I. A. (1954) Dissertation, Moscow, "The Iplae UHF Field in Experimental and Clinical Prictice" WNv)

S. ABRIKOSOV, I. A. (1955) Theses of Reports of the Scientific Session of the State St. Rae., Inst. of Physiotherapy. Moscow,pp. 28-29, "The Action of a Pulsed Electric UHF Field on the Organism" (NV)

6. ADDIbGTON. C. H.. FISCHER, F. P., NEUBAUER, R. A., OSIORNI. C.. SA,)EEs Y. T., & SWARTZ.1 G. (1958) Proc. 2nd Trn-serviceConf. on Biological Effects of Microwave Energy (PattiasbalE, G. C., & Benghart, F. U., eds.) 2:189-201, "Review of the Moeeat University of Buffalo - Studies of the biological effects of 200 megacycles- I. Electrical'facilities and instrumentation;II. Ophthalnological studies"

7. ADDINGTON. C. H., NEUBAUER, R. A.. OSBOR, C., bSARTZ, G., FISCHER, F. P., & SAiNEES. Y. T. (059) Prec. 3rd Tri-sarviceConf. on Biological Effects of Microwave Radiating Equipments (Snsakind, C., ed.) 3-1-9, "Siological effects of microwaveenergy at 200 megacycles upon the eyes of selected mmsels" (A4, B22)

8. ADOIGTOi., C. H.. OSIORN, C., SIARTZ, G.. FISCHER., F. P.. , SARYZES, . T. (1959) Proc. 3rd Trn-service Conf. on Ito-logical Effects of Microwave Radiating Equipments (Suaskind, C., ed.) 3:10-14, "Thermal effects of 200 megacycles (cw) irradia-tion as related to shape, location, and orientation in the field"

9. ADDIN•ONr, C. H., OSBORN, C., SWARTZ, G., FISCHER, F. P., NEUBAUER. R. A:., & SARKEES. Y. T. (1961) Proc. 4thi Trn-serviceConf. on the B iogcal Effects of Microwave Radiation, Vol. 1 (Peyton, M. F.. ed.) pp. 177-186, "Biological effects of micro-wave energy at 200 mc

10. ADLER, E., & MAGORA, A. (1955) Amer. J, of Physical Med. 34:521-, "kxperiments on the relation between shortwave Irradi-E sation and the pituitary cortical adrenal system" IMl)

11. AFA.A'YEV, B. G., (1968) Voyeuno-Meditsiaskiy Zh.' (1):73-74, "The functional condition of the adrenal cortex in shipspecialists who are subjected to the action of a super-high frequency L4 field" ' [4S)

12. •K•OY0VGLOU. C. (1964) Nature (London) L02(4931):452-, "Effect of a mgnetic field on carbaordiasstase" 1,,

13. ALBRECHT, W. (1935) Arch. of Physical Therapy 16:634 only, -(Abate. fromi Zeitschrift fur Gesamte E.enimentale Med. 93:816-,F (Jun 1934)), "Development and form of shortwave thermal zones in an star body" (A) ,

t 14. AMElSEYENO, N. YU. (1956) In: Materialy po evolyuts'.tnoy fiziologll. Situpzi- (Materials on evolutionary physiology.Symposium), Moscow, Leningrad, .1:7-, (Title not give) (A UIF fleld evoked change.% In wmcle fuvctiom of frol

9 15. ALE.•V, A. H., VELINTSEVA, V. R., & DTXUMAGALIEVE, M. (1961) Zdravookhraneaiye Karakhstana (Public Healtih of Kazakhstan)(4):.2573, (JPRS 9713), "Effect of a VHF-MF field on the course of exper/mental echinococcus" Is, j!

16. ALLAM, D. S. (1969) J. Microwave Power i(2):108-114. "Conference Report: Radio and microwave radiations, applications,and potential hazards"

1,. AI•M. H. (1951) (In German) Berliner Nedizinische Verlaganstalt G.m~b.lt, Setlen, 174 pages. introduction to MicrowaveThera"y

18. ALTAXASHEVA, V. P., & ILVYASM1IEICH, M4. 1. (1934) Biulleten Gosudsrstvenoogo Tsentral'sago Institute Sechenova (Bull. ofthe State Central Institute of Secbenova) (4-5), "The effects of he action of -h.r- th norp.oim v and e phyical

and chemical behavior of the blood of the rabblt"

19. ALTMA., C. (1969) Zoologischel Anzelger. Germany, 3(Suppl):416-43G, (In Germa) "The physiological effect of electricfields on animals"

20. AMER, N. (1956) Prot. Institute of Radio Magimetes 4I4.2-, "An observation on the detection by the ear of microwavesignals" 1Q71

21. A.!'RIYAS•FiVA, N. V. (1937) Is: The biological Action of VHF-HF-Ultrashort Waves (Supslgv, P. S., & Freekel, C. L., edt.),f All Union Institute of Experimental Mediclue, 'oscow, pp. 373-379, "Occupational bhaard of VHF-HF and the preventive measures"

22. A•.Yl:I, w. M., & itITSJITSOYA-lJSSUI, H. V. (1961) J. of Neuropathology and Psychiatry tmeni S.S. Korsakov 6118):1122-1128. Idigh frequeocy currents -in the treatmeat of Poliomyelitis in adults" (Q4) J23. A)IE, A., SAITO. M.. SALATI, 0. N., SOVAN, H. P. (1961) Proc. 4th Trn-service C*of. am the giolo ical Effects of "

ificrewave rAdiation Vol. I (Peyton. M. F.. ed.! pp. 153-176, "Relative microwave absorption cross sections of biologicals IgnhfIc~

Z2. XNE., A., SAITO. 1I., SALATI, 0. M.. 4 SCHIAK. V. P. (1962), Wiv. of Penaa. Rpt. No. 62-13, 125 pag.,(AD 284811), "Penetration and thermal dissipatiom of microwaves in tissues" (A"

25. •;•L.. A., SALATI, 0. X., & SaS.•.n. H. P. (1961) Dinst of the Ath .nternat. Conf. on .iedical Electronics, kiologicalEffects of 'icruiaves I (Ahersal Aspects. (Frtotr. P. L.. ed.) Plenum Prcs, lieu York, p. l5)-."Relative microwave absorptiomcross section of amaki"

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26. AN1NE. A.. 4 SCHIWAS. HI. P. (1963) (From: Ph.D. Dissertation of A. Anne* Univ. of rennai., "Scattering and absnirption ofmicrowaves by dissipative dielectric objects: The biological significan~e and hazzards to mankind"

27. ANTNJ:OV, C. S. (1964) Voprosy Kurortologi. FIzioterapli, I Loechebnoy Fizicheskoy Kul'tury (Problem$ in Hlealth, ResortScience, Physaitnerapy and Medical Physical culture) Vloscov, __(6):513-518. (JP'.LS 293854)0 "ComnbinedI treatment of puutulousskin diseases with ultra--high frequency electric field and staphylotoctal anti-phagin electrophoresis" 132, 116. 328.* 11~2. HI10. 113, 1114, J.16 Q41

28. .%RONGVA, S. B. (1955) Theses of Reports, Sc, Session of the State Sdi. Res. last. of Physiotherapy. Moscow. "Comparative

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2193. r A. ' n., RALL. I1. J., , SýMySO.. I.. L. (l9b7) Ann. of the 1-ntomol. Soc. of mer. _-i:1195-1199. *'ýerabollis In theYellow =calworn, Tenebrio nlitor (cc'leotera: Tunerlrionidae). following exp-sure to radiofrequeincy electric fied.s-

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2195. Xku-r, C. P. (1970) nP: Raiiation ic--Effects Sumnarv Report, Dodge* h. 4., (ad.), Jan-Dec 1969. Div. of RioloftlalEffects. nor. Pad. Pealth. D•W• (Rept. :'o. DZY 70-1), pp. 10f-110. "Studies on the biological and phvsico-chctical propertiesof 2.•50 I!iz microwave irradiated human i•==nolobu1ln r (Ir.r)"

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2205. LA.-S, H. :1. (1970) Final •-port on NZASA rrant :21L 39-M0-015, June 1967 - Sept. 197'), (N71-12313 to !!71-12324),(LR-1115B2). 83 pages. Drexel Univ., Ohemistry Dept.. Philadelphia, Pa., "%echanisas for the effect of electric and agineticfields on biolorical systems" (collection of papers by LABES, al .)

2206. LsEY, J. (1970) In: P-adiation Bio-Effects Summary Re'.ort, lHodge, 0. I., (ed.). for Jan-nec 1970, Div. of Biol•oicalEffects. Bur. Rad. Health, DHi.). (•ept. Bo. 31W/IlE 70-7), p. 167 only. "Lethal dose of 2450 Milz ticrowave irradiation atvarious pow.vr densities in the Sprague-hawley rat (A prelimintry report)"

2207. LASa-Y. J., DA-ES, D., &6 1171S, ii. (1970) In: Radiation So-Effects Surmary Rp *ort. iodre. D. %.. (ed.), for Jan-Dec1970, Div. of Biological Effects, Bur. Pad. Health, DIM, (D.ept. 1o. BIH/Db. 70-7), pp. 167-173, "Progress report on 2450 +IzIrradiation of pregnant rats and the effect on the fetus"

2208. LATTES. R. C., & BRECIER, S. (1970) In: RLadiation io-Effects Summrv Fenort, Hodze. D. 4,. (ed.), for Jan-Dec 1970,Div. of Biolog:cal Effects, Bur. Rad. Health, D01151, (Rept. N1o. iPP/DBE 70-7),"p. 2-29-232, ""icrowave Irradiation of peripheralleukocyte cultures without average temperature rise of cultu:e nediu-"

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2211 LIU-711.P. 193) Boloy ad Teray, oscow. "Short and ultrashort waves"__ 2212. v. LUCOSSY. C. (1942) Kiln. Mbl. Augeoh. 108:319-328 (Hay/June), (In Cer.), "Effect of diathermy on the eye"

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2214. lMc•ac -•ER, P. J. (1970), (Ahbte. 071-14482; AD 712694), "A brief survey of literature relating to the influence of lmointensity Cicreeaves on nervous function"

2215. !UcCRErOR, V. J. (1970) The Rand Corp. Rept. P"398, "A direct mechanism for the influence of microwave radiation onneuroelectric potentials"

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221R. "IEZE0OYA, V., & SrIf.., V. (1970) Pracovni lekarstvi A2M1):1-%, "Evaluation of Important factors influencinr U.C findiotsin persons with a long-term exposure to electronagnetic radiation in the reter wave band" 3221S *WZE-;u-)VA. V., SYNiW-, V., & VOIAVEA. J. (197a)) Pracovni lekarstvi 21(l):5-7, "The effect of tht electronarnetic radiationin meter wave band on the EEC frequency spectrun of exposed Pi sons-2220. !IICOAZ-SON. S. U. (1969) Presented at Ind. N-urol. r(onrr., Prague, (Abstr. &4,706-1245e), "ierovave standards - a

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2221. "11 .u-st•:, S. !!. (1971?) Arerican Industrial Ity-iene A-xoc. J. 12:33S-345, "Dlonedical asnects of ilcrowave exosure"

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2223. -IILIUW, V. C. (1972) Presented at: Aerospace "edical I-*sc., O3rd Ann. *rcetinr, *-Il "w, h*aI Harbour, rV3.,

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2224. :ii!.oiw, U. C., . ?IIaL13O...., S. T. (1972) Aerospace '"ed. L3(1):67-75, "•icrm.oave cataractonenesis: A critical reviewof the literature" Q

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2227. UILLS, I. F., i SECAL, P. (1970) Div. of Biological Fffects, 8r.. Rad. Ifealth, M4V, (Rept. no. u'.NiMs 20 SS a.."R•diation Incidents -eristry report 1970" jIppro. IS of the total nuer of incidents reort.ed (133) isovlved microwaveandlor radio fycquc•cy equiple t)

S3+ 21228. -I1L1. L. (1959) tedycyns Pracy 10(1:57-6., (In Pol.), "•iy ienic inmmrtance of electrical currents of hith andultrahith frequencies"

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2232. N201. C. C., & CASiHIN, J. L. (1970) Aerospace .1ed. Res. Lab., U.right-l'atterson AFB, Rept. AMRL-TIt-65-32, "ZiomagAetIcresponse of simple biological systems and the Implications for lona. duration space misuionsO [results indicated no significant -

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2234. IOhCREIFF, V. F., COULTER, J. S., & HOLJIUET, it. J. (1932) Amer. J. of Ophth. 15(3):194-205. (Aestr. in: Ucntralbl.f. d. ges. Ophth. 27(7):406-407 (1932)), 'Experimental studies in diathermy applied to the eye and orbit. A. Thermal efiectof diathermy"

2235. !OflCREIlF, V. F., COULTER,, I. S., & H0LOIFST, H. J. (1933) Amer. J. of ophth. 16(3):193-199, (Abstr. in: Zentralbl.f. d. pea. Ophth. 29(6):347 (1933)). "Experimental studies in diathermy applied to the eye and orbit. D. comparison ofthermal effects of dlather=., infrared radiation, and an electric heating pad"

2236. IMUSIL. J. (1970) Ceskoslovcnska by Iena 15 9-10):315-320. (In Czech.), "Values of field intensity in the surroundinrsof high frequency industrial generatoru"

2237. .lSt.-., S. 0. (1960) Farm, 1..ich, & Hone ouart., .No. 132, pp. 15-16, (Smer), "Nlew ways to control Insects" lincludincuts of r-f radiation)

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2239. rIS!;, C.. (1965) Food rmrincerinq 37:51-54., -icrnvaves Inhibit bread Vold"

2240. our-:, C. %, 11paC, f. I... & rx.t0Ci -. L.. (lI6f,() J. af tcrovavo Ptwv'r 1:45--56, "frac biolov.ical ef bertan of nicrtc.vvcenerr 0$"

2241.1 .4 •1, J. -. (19717) Rzytiaeoit Co. report. (,Ahstr. ?A72-1I.32), "romtprison of potential device interferenceand bi' ogical exposure hazarjs in microwave leakape fields"

2242. rASt! :1. (1934) Studi Sassar., .,ec. 2. 12:;S7-812, (In ital.), (.bstr. in: Zentralbl. f. d. -es. .Oath. 2401):137 (1V).":ese.arch on th, pns.ibiiitý of producine. a cnt3_ract bv trar.g-scleral dint:cr•.y"

2243. I.X'Atu.1 J. (19C1) .racovni lchnaratvi 21(lO):&-7-J.57, (In C-ech.), (Trannl. Ity A. ';aropi, (0.. h- r. f. lirsch),Lnvelanrd Fourn. for !ed. rducation and Res., Alj'wierouc), "Fffects of electrs. nctic radiation of the order of centireterand ticter u•.vlen'tth on hucan's health"

2244. P1?-..T.r.i, s. (19fi6) -veivena Truda i Vrofesanonal'n•ye 7ahnlevaniva, :iescow, (7):15-21, (VTD-66-123, ":(.7-14373),I "fl~eodynan-ie indict-, durinr the action of superhirh frequency eleetrowoa.netic fiedsd

2245. rtI..3w, 1. P. (1961) Tr-nsl. (from E"Ns.) of citation '1218 (this Hiblio.), ("ept. Uo. :'70-3044• , .7L.-Tranal-2629-(WJ22.Sl)), ".vetiolo-.y of ultra-hith frequency exposure" Icombined effects of ,icromave radiation and rarifled a4twsphere anitwunization reactionn of hunan org4nises|

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2247. PLITAS, P. S. (1935) Sovet. %lest. Oftal. 7(4):"42-447. (In Rluss.), (A1bstr. In: Zentralbi. f. .1. rea. Vphth. 26(1):23-24, and An. .1. of Opht,. 19(51:449 (Fv 1Q36))1 "oification of the visual organ under the Influence of ultrashort radioWaves"

2248. -n-Ul, 1.. A. (KOLIN, A.). (1970) Ph.n. Oissertation, P- of Calif., 145 pp. (N71-36494), "Studics on nametie fieldexposures of Drosophila neian-.ater and Pelvetia fastininta"

2249. 1•'USCl- A..Tl, CG. (1935) holl. Ocul. 14:383-445. (In Ital.). (Abstr. in: 7Aentralbl. f. d. pea. Ophth. liM:177-179))"Lesions due to the diathermic coanulation of tWe vitreous humor"

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2251. RAFAILA, F., Wt'..M:JAN, I., PR.IMA H., PoPFf:.O, 1'., ROENTA, A., & TMtAUIScO, D. (1970) In: F row.4•cl and -sicalEnvironmental Factors, (Vol. 21 of the lk-capational Safety and Health Series), laternat. Labour Office, Seneva. (Is Fr.),os'- 175-177, "Researchem concerninp changes in the orranism In jersrmtel employed in radar installations"

M222. RI•.RE, !f. t;. (1971) .MtIBMPIS, Rut. of gadd. Health, (Pub. :o. N:IMTFJL 71-1), 38 patre, "Survey of diathermy eu|imentuse in Pinellas Countv. Florida"

2253.: - 1: II-.. R . (19721 V:. S. .4edicie 1(5): pp. 3 & 23 (Y.at 1, 1). escribes aork of D. Z. Justesen on cats and vice), "•ticreinhibit tunor induction"

2254. •IE WITf-1t, R. %. (1953) UIS. Armed Forces :'WdJ.. 4_{I:71-72, "1cular fatigue in the radar operator"

2255. ROatE. (196") Food Processting. and .ret ut 27:r84-, "Improved flavor of pasteurized. products 1eowed frith nicrwav.- radiation)-

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2262. 5.EJ.I, 'v., & ORTFEI. E. (1968) A.er. J. of Physical !)-dicinc 47:225-234. (069-!01171, ""or-r'or.-l effert of

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2269. . '1113O0 L. (194.4) Bureau of .ied. (U. S. Wavy) News Letter 3(1O):30-31, *Radar operation not harmful to the eyes" -

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":*.itotic and wound healing activities of the corneal eplthelium. Effect of sensory denervation-

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2273. SILVEMMM, C. (1970) In* Radiation Aio-Effects of ner D . (ed.). for Jan-Dec 1070, Mv. =f ric-

log.ical ffects. Bur. Rid. Health- --- :9 (Rept.-- o.* 3t/DNE 70-7)- pp. 22-23, "Parental radiation exposu-e and -Wn's syndrome

(=ongolisn)"; and pp. 45-46, "Follow-up study of radar workers"

2274. Sl:.Y1.. l,., & RI-•1I11, V. (1952) Clorn. Ital. Oftal. 5(3):190-196 M.ay/June), (In ttal., with Fr., tns.. & rer.

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tribution to -he study of the effect of microwaves on the eye"

2275. SL1,:LY, o. 11., & PA-IISAVO, W. A. (1967) my FAVironeltal lyiene Ancy Rept. (M67-32384. A-) 6.52,7 --1 icrowave

hazards biblioeraphy"

2276. SaW.1-M. E. (1951) Arch. of Physical .Iedicine 32:408-416, "Ths effect of microw.ave radiation on the ver;.-era• pulse-

volume. difital skin temperature, and disital blood Vlow in nzn"

2277. . .T ., &t!., mit ', h. (195S) Mcr. dtsch. ,)-htbal. r-es. S9:3f,1-36-3, (Oi rr.), (.Vbstr. in: "entralbl. f. d. ces.

Ophth. 6•(6):35P-359 (Oct 1955)), "Eve alterations in rabbits due to Picroaves and e-dd currents"

2275. -O~ .5,4toT1. .I("0 ~.Ids. yrirne Agnr. ! 161"* ,

national nicrow-ave crxponre ruides"

2279. L•.L':-n, ::. 1.. (1971) VSr!../'ES, Lur. of lad. !.ealti (ftb. :o. J/t•.'7 71-1), 13 p•nes, "'icro'svr --w-surtne.ts t ribd

new tvves ol detectors for evaluation of health haztrd."

2230. TAPIE, E L. (1W96) Pacific "Issile r.nre (Pt. -uýu, ralif.), rent. '-'-.'-r "('), "0 srndv -r- 1-

lularS : created N" lected ,i h-y'•-or rndst %ets"

:2--1. 7-.:. A. (14.11) Int: "dation ",nio-rftec t t fl, d-v , ., -' e r '! ,-lt.-r -'7 .- io'. it. "iorosi • -

Ff1 cctnS.. -ad r jlt ."C, f'ent. MUFFE:Ihi. 74-71. 'is. 75-47* a.1i freanunci V0Th "lrc *r s"te"r" m-. 'r-t inn int 'u"

and (Wit.. -.:1. ., r-. -.F-7", "Eai- lth A.,th-ur-v-

2.82 tST~- C V(1'~ litr C .deie15:il56 ~~ -1860

1), 4the effect of rlcr'vw .,- r ion .1TI."'

2283. TI-•ipsor. V. D.. & Bltqc9.r)l,, A- r. 1l-71) In: riar•acolostical and r pionhvntcal Agenta and Behavio.r Furchsrott. r., te-.),Academic Press, !I. N.. pp. 65-913, ".eea-ionit:ing radi atioS

2284. TIU'x•MV F. 1). (1970) V.ý.'. -. teditclnskti •hurnal .. :44-46, (In Russ.). (Abstr. OA71-219S5). ":'mctional disturbance.of the gastrointestir.nal tract In tit-LinI subjects workior in a Microvave field"

2285. TOLCSK-%A.. n. S., L RWu•o Z. V. (1971) leditslna Pub. liase, Mosow, 135 pares, .in Ru•t..). "irphophysiolo•icalChanges iluring the Action of FadiA-Freeuency Mlectronmanetiv •avesI t 2286. V rLTux.i. 1. 3. (1967) Z. ?7ellf.'.sch. !ikroskop. Angot. 80:322-328, "(*Wervations on the fine structure of p.lant mast

cells produced by nicrouyve radiation on the peritoneal fluid"

2287. 7'LTtwia;, L. J. (1968) A•er- J. of Phvsical 'Icairine 61:75-F3, "af fect of treatment with short •ave diathermy on thehistetam', content of various orn.ant"

2288. ".r. ZVI', I- . l., c. jO I!.LRN, S. K. (1970) 1. of the .¶ner. hietetic ,coc. 56:133-13S. "Iffect o0 electronic cookeryon t'i ,•i and rvi-of1avi:. !!I buffered solutions"

2289. .S. ;1. -(1%.. D-.rtation Abstr. 23(2):1114-1175, "'-h, effects of temperature, licht, an? III radio waves

upon the . vonic 'an.rzta'i.pauco-hia

2290. V-.- .. A. (1912) Ar a phda. 83(l):99-113 % .nt). (It. •er.). "Some measurecmnts on the disthernmancy ot the human cy,Sball, its m%-aia, and th1 ý eyelid, in addition to observations of the bioloricsl effects of Infrared (radiation)"

2291. VON nLaa, C. (1947) Acta Physiologica Scandinavics 14, Supplement 45. pp. 1-75. "Selective responses to thernalstimulation Of namalian nerves"

2292. "lOmI_.. ., & S R, . B. (1959) An. J. of Ophth. 48(3)11:336-337, "Chances in corneal asti•natien obeorvedfollowlnr surface diaitherny to rabbit corneas"

2293. YAGI. L. (1970) Nippon Acts Radiol. (Jao.) 30:184-204. (In Jap., vith Eng. abstr., fi,. titles, and biblio.). "Localaplastic bone narrow induced by microwave irradiation in rabbits; especially hfrzolotical and histocheical studies"

2294. V:a. .t - .. 6 MUZ.E*. :1. (1970) In: Radiation Rio-Effects Suaary P• , Hlodge, D. *I., (ed.). Jan-Dec 196&.Div. of Biolornical Effects, Bur. -ad. hIealth. WON (Pept -o. 5FT 75-1), p0. 165-137, "'.ffects of 2430 11z microwave radia-tion on cultivated rat kannaroo cells"

2295. "IM,. ja . rs lls, m. n. (1970) Ia: Padiation P.o-Effects Sumarv y eport, E!ndpe, ). .!.. (ed. ,..in-lla ItC . '..of Aliolortcat r

t'ects, Bur. !:ad. Health, miwP (Rapt. No. Rn-flE 70-7), op. 233-2-15. 'hortelity pattern~s of ac:crouzave- irra'-!-

ated rat kanvmar-o cells in culture"

2296. ZAMI. I. (1969) 4Wth Annual Sci. :.eetinL of the Aerospace Asd. nnc., San Francisco, "Ophthalnac *mnzar-1n of -ie'A.and lar.er enviraonr'nts"

1297. ZI o•',t '.Cire-l. I[.4.. VOICU, A\.. %a-.:ATt I.VI, 1.• 1. r•,-IN-J, , 1. (19(.4) Cercet tlineol rizipitcr 1; 41,;-7-.",(AGB-r(,7781). "!!istocheclcal studies on som alterations of the animal org.anisz under the action of s'i, --waves"

(or Tuitologila)2298. ZPa C h.• A. & ;:AIVAIS, V. -. (197-1) ZvtoIoriaf.2(2):14(-l51, (In hens.), "•'-acti.ans of the -iroc ''-r- -' "f t -liver of V itre nice to the action of elcctrona-net~e fie•ld" Iflinar hoi!, ana a-rnarnncr of -tant ceIN, -4t )- .

2299. "l.r-ort-nt areas of electronic rescarchl; -opilation ef stotemnet I leaders in the field". (?..- 'iw5-' ). (I- 'f.

MO0. "' Nat nilovrical action of radio frcquestcy elprtrcam-aatir fields anal a'vrnetir fields.: ~'arr"ar' rein'?'" ne the '-o'~1r'~c.-'i rrrruerra.-u anaOther Field rfferatn. awt5ttlIninlor ('Arnittet', %a~ce 'cloen. '.a

2301. " .ele- n Rdia-Freo.,encv Nzanrd- ra'rol'cwa", "hica of 7Fain) 1perntions instruction ('P".M'I o'-11.)a!1968. ("T, 'ronulrat." policy_ nertaininp to the vaalutvorn if r-aIio frequency . rnAtl nroi'cas involvin' ..rainince, ner'-nr'.and veli;i:c -at.'r.ial., annd to assirn resnonsihi ivt in connection therewith•)

2302. ':..penrxe. rTact Te electr'•cenctic radlati.n risks." Electronics .:1-34, (..ur. 16, 1971)

2303. "' tud? --1 ana crnation rurrentlv available on eleetra!=rectir side iffects," 'ent. bv Interfere..ce torvsulra.t.. In,4Boston. f"-a 'cer ,' Trelco=tsiunications bhnarerornt, Office of Vnergtemyy Prajaaredris.e' Executive "'uti. -1 ?',:c 'bte u-,~t.Vol. 1. f4h .1 ( 0114-.1. "ct. 1968; V'0.l1.I, &N op. (':O1')rontaininr biblioncranthy and laist,.ri. !n'-unc tr., Sernt. :11

2304. "1 lectroenarnetisn to induce abortion? taperitent. sho-r xposure to nicrovave raiatinn can caut- rfsaorpl h,- ". rat

fetuses," -&i'ai torl. :'.us. r. 487 only. uo.'aeibe ork of Z. I.. Brent) (April '1, 19711

23C5. "'M~ectrotsleWp held aid in depression, anxiety," V. S. 'ledicine 1(22): pp. 10 &od 1, (15 rtoy. 1971)

2306. "limb re-ceneration in r-rnals: Research Indicates that electricity stimulates partial reroet-'. nf vw-utatce: limbsof rat." Science M:eat 10:12-323 (S.ov. 13. 1971

2307. '.icroavz safety•• Circular 5o. 6.tn1. laiv. of badiol'eical Health, ?ur. of tnvironnental Healt!,. Illinois Dent.of Public fIkath (19711

2308. "Waar rodliatioo riles residents," Industrial Rteseartla, p. 2" only, (1'ar. 1972,

~o,

2309. "Radiation hazards." (including RF and microwave frequenciesn, fron interference T1dhno~loy EatftiierS' Matter, (R & Bi

Eaterprises., ,B .ox 328. Plymouth Heeting, Pa.), pp. 102-104 (1972.

2310. "Effects of wicrovave irradiation - USSR." Rept. (JPRS 51218 & N70-391,84), conL'ining articles by Clotows & Sadchikovat C

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Moscow, (1970) @

2311. "Annual Report on the Administration of the Radiation ControL for Health and Safety Act of 196r. 4eseage ftro thePresident of the United States Transmitting the Annual Rqprt on thz tdministration of the Radiation Control for Uealth andSafety Act of 1968 (Public Law 90-602), covering 1970. 92nd Congt~ss, ist Session, lHouse Document No. 92-113. U. S. GoveraNeitPrinting Office, llashir,.ton. D. C., 1971

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