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Partially Withheld Ltr Informing of NRC Wishes to Continue Utilizing Recipient Svcs from Jul 1985 to June 1986 as Medical Consultant.Form NRC 443 Emcl
ML20059G901
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Issue date: 04/10/1985
From: Turnbore M
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III)
To: Saenger E
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W-April 10. 1985 Dr. Eugene L. Saenger

Dear Dr. Saenger:

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) wishes to continue utilizing your services from July 1, 1985 through June 30, 1986.

NRC regulation requires current information regarding non-Tederal employ-ment and Federal retainer / contracts for employment of consultants. Enclosed are two copies of NRC Form 443 " Confidential Statement of Employment and Financial Interests." Please complete and return one copy of this form to me by April 29, 1985. Please answer each item completely without re-ferring to previous year statements.

The availability of your services t.) the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has been and continuas to be appreciated.

Sincerely, ISI kdW h 'YM Martha B. Turnbore Regional Personnel Officer

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1. NAME (First. middle initial, last) 181RTH DATE Eugene L. Saenger, M.D.

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UYES Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 1934-38 A.B.

1938 O NO Univ. of Cincinnati Medical School 1938-42 M.D.

1942 10 a If y ou are a U S C sv al Service annuitant, what es your rnon thly annuity ? 5.................................................

b. Are you a retired officer of a reptar component of the Uniformed Servicest O Yes h4o if yes. contact your Service for information concerning any reduction in retired military pay made necessary by receipt of Federal civihan pay.

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11. Employrrent during test 10 years Oncluding consultantshipal. List present position first - you enay include only the ones related to l

your rewlet profession. List current Federal positions in item 12, below.

EMPLOYER ADDR ESS POSITION HE LD SALARY OR FEE DATES

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Electric Rent Cnepany Groton. CT Consultant 1980-present Aandin Tnhnrnenry Albuquercue. NM Consultant 1981-present

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12. OTHER FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT. List att other Federal departments and agencies (includ6ng other NRC offices) in whch you are serving or expect to serve as consultant, adviser, expert, or part-t.me, or intermittent employee during the next 365 -

days if none, write None."

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AGENCY AND LOCATION TITLE OR KIND OF POSITION OO FROM TO DAYS DHEW/PHS/BRB nff<re of t u n4varene ennen1.tane 7/1/84 6/30/85 No inore than 3' U.S. NRC/U.S. DOE Consultant 7/1/84 6/30/85 No snore than 3

13. List your significant pro mionar :iciety membercips, honors, and fertowships received; important publications, Icenses, and other e

special quahtcations:

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PART B - CONFIDENTI AL ST ATEMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND FIN ANCIAL INTERESTS 14 a. N AM E (F irst, middie initief, last) 14.b. BUSINESS ADDRESS (City, State)

Eocene L. Saencer. M.D.

Cincirm n r i. OH

15. CUR RENT NON-F E DER AL EMPLOYMENT, List ail corporateons companies, firms. or other business enterprises, partnerships, non-profit organaations, and educational, or otner snstitutsons, including State or tocal governmental organizations' (a) with which you are connected as an employee, officer, owner, director, member, trustee, partner, adviser, or consultant, with or wethout com-pensation; or (b) in which you have any continuing financia! interests, through a pension or retirement plan, shared income, or other arrangement as a result of any current or prior employment or business or professional association, Repeat enformation on present employment recorded in item 11 on page 1. If none, write "None."

NAME AND KIND OF ORGANIZATION LOCATION TITLE OR KIND OF POSITION (e g., rrssnuf actunng. research, insurance)

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16. FINANCI AL INTE RESTS. List your investments and, to your knowledge, those of your spouse, mmor children, and blood relations who are f ulktime residents of your household. If none, write "None You need not list holdings in Federal bonds or those financial

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interests which are, as of the date this statement is submit *ed, exempted under Part 11 ({ 0 735-21{c) ) of NRC Appendix 4124,

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" Conduct of Employees " (See instructions, item 16.) You need not reveal at this time the precise amount of investments listed, howes er, you may later be so required if necessary for agency determination under NRC Appendix 4124 (10 CFR 0.735).

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INFORMATION ON FINANCIAL INTE RESTS REQUESTE D OF OTHER PE RSONS. If any information is to be supphed by other persons, e-g., trustee, attorney, accountant, relative, please complete the boxes below. If none, write "None."

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17, I certify that the abwe statements made by me are true, complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, I beheve that at this time there does not earst any confhct, as described in NRC Manual Chapter 4124," Conduct of E mployees " between my pri-j vate interests (includmg stock holdmgs) and my proposed services for the NRC. I further expect and intend to moid such confhcts during any periods of appointment by the NRC. I understand that, during the period of my appointment, I must notif y the N RC, in accordance with the instructions on Page 2 of ras iorm, of any change in the iniormation under items 15 and 16, above.

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18. DETERMINATION SY APPROPRIATE OPER ATING OFFICI AL:

I have reviewed the statement of the subject individual in relation to his proposed duties and responsibihties and find:

O no conthet or apparent conflict of interest.

O the following question (s) which require resolution:

The following steps have been taken.so resolve the question (s) referred to above:

Under applicable law and N RC regulations, the individual is not to participate in any particular matter of any type the outcome of which will have a direct and predictable effect upon the financial interests of a business entity, including nonprofit organization of educational institution, by which he is employed or with which he is negotiating for or has any arrangement concerning prospective employment, or to which he renders consultant services, or in which he ha a financial interest not exempted under Part 11 ($ 0.735 21(c) ), of N RC Appen-dix 4124. However, he need not be precluded from rendering general advice in situations where no preference or advantage over others might be gained by any particular person or organization.

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19. Determination by Counselor (or Deputy Counselor):

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I have reviewed the statement of the subject individual and the operatsng of ficial's determination above and find:

4 0 no evidence of conflict or apparent conther of interest.

O the following question (s) which required resolution:

The following steps have been taken to resolve the question (s) referred to above:

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(Datel The information to be furnished in items 1516 of this statement is required by Esecutive Order 11222 and the regulations of the U.S.

4 Civil Service Commission and the Nuclear Regulatory Comminion issued thereunder, and may not be disclosed by the NRC except in accordance with the provisions of NRC Manual Chapter 4124 or as the Civil Service Commission or the Nuclear Regulatory Commission may deteimine for good cause snown.

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April 22, 1985-Eugene L. Saenger, M.D.

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CURRICULUM E 3 EUGENE L. SAENGER, M.D.

PROFESSOR OF RADIOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Personal Date of Birth:

Place of Birth Home Address M

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Eugene L. Saenger Radioisotope Laboratory University of Cincinnatii Hospital 234 Goodman Street - M.L.

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A.B. - Cum Laude, Biochemical Sciences, Harvard University, 1938 M.D. - University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, 1942 Internship, Cincinnati General Hospital, 1942-43 Assistant Resident and Resident in Radiology, Cincinnati General,

Hospital, 1943-46 Diplomate, American Board of Radiology, 1946 l

Diplomate, American Board of Nuclear Medicine, 1972 Appointments Professor of Radiology, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, 1962-Present Director, Eugene L. Saenger Radioisotope Laboratory, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, 1950-Present Vice-Chairman, Department of Radiology, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, 1975-Present m

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1962-Present Consultant in Radiology, Lackland AFB Hospital, Lackland AFB, Texas, 1959-1975 Consultant, Radiological Health Research Activities, USPHS, Taft Engineering Center, 1964-1969 Consultant, Medical Advisory Committee, Defense Atomic Support Agency, Washington, D.C.,

1965-1971 Representative for State of Ohio to the Medical Liaison Officer Network, Environmental Protection Agency, 1968-Present Consultant on Radiology Training, DHEW/PHS, National Institute of j

General Medical Sciences, NIH, Bethesda, Maryland, 1967-1970 1

Consultant to the Office of the Director, DHEW/PHS, Bureau of

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.I Consultant, Radiation Bio-Effects and Epidemiology Advisory i

Committee, DHEW/PHS, Washington, D.C., 1970-1971 i

Consultant, Radiation Science & Protection Fellowship Board, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1970-Present l

Consultant to Surgeon General, U.S. Air Force, in Nuclear Medicine, 1970-1975 Consultant, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, 1977-Present 1

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Ohio, 1964-1969 Chairman, Radiation Safety Committee, University of Cincinnati, i

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Board of Trustees, Community Chest & Council, Cincinnati, Ohio, j

1964-1970 Executive Committee, Community Chest & Council, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1970-Present President, Public Health Federation, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1965-1969 Executive Committee, Health Planning Association of the Central Ohio River Valley (CORVA), 1970-1972 Environmental Health Planning Committee of the Central Ohio River Valley (CORVA) 1970-1972 l

Advisory Committee to the Federal Radiation Council, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C., 1964-1972 Associate Editor, Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 1960-1970

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Program Director in Radiological Sciences (National Cancer

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Sciences, NIH) Training Program, University of Cincinnati, f

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Program Director for studies in metabolism of radiation following I

whole-body irradiation (Department of Defense, Research Contract), 1960-1971 Co-investigator, Biomedical Computing Center, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, 1962-1966 i

Chairman, Cancer Control Council, Public Health Federation, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1961-1968 r

Board of Directors, Cancer Control Council, Cincinnati, Ohio, e

1964-Present i

Board of Governors, Ohio Valley Chapter of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, 1961-1968 Board, Hamilton County Chapter of the American Cancer Society, t

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Member, Honorary Editorial Advisory Board of-the Journal cf Aeolied Radiolocy, 1972 Radiation Research Society, Member - Finance Committee, 1977-1981

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Health Physics Society, Chairman - Legislation Committee, 1968-1969 Health Physics Society, Member - Board of Directors, 1966-1969 National Committee on Radiation Protection, National Bureau of Standards, Member Subcommittee on Radium, Cobalt-60 and l

Cesium-137, 1952-1965 National. Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP),

i Bos.m of Directors, 1967-1983, Honorary 1983-1 NCRP, Member - Subcommittee for Revision of Handbook 73, 1966 NCRP, Chairman - Budget and Finance Committee, 1968-1973 NCRP, Chairman Scientific Committee #29 on Brachytherapy Devices, 1968-1972 NCRP, Chairman - Ad Hoc Thyroid Blocking Committee, 1972-1978 NCRP, Member - Scientific Committee #44 on Radiation Associated.

with Medical Examinations, 1973-Present American' Roentgen Ray Society, Representative to the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, i

1960-Present i

Society of Nuclear Medicine, Member - Board of Directors, 1966-1969 i

Society of Nuclear Medicine, Member - Radiation Protection Committee, 1966-1969 Society of Nuclear Medicine, Chairman -. Subcommittee on Post Graduate Training in Nuclear Medicine, 1969-1971 Society of Nuclear Medicine, Member - By-Laws Committee, 1969-1972 Society of Nuclear Medicine, Member - Committee on Education and Training, 1969-1971 i

Society of Nuclear Medicine, Chairman - Committee on Public Health and Efficacy, 1972-Present Society of Nuclear Medicine, Principal Investigator - Department i

of Energy Contract, "The Efficacy of Clinical Diagnostic Procedures Utilized in Nuclear Medicine", 1977-Present

I American College of. Radiology, Member - Subcommittee on Radiological Aspects of Disaster Planning, 1964-1969 American College of Radiology, Member - Commission on Radiologic Units, Standards, and Protection, 1969-Present American College of Radiology, Chairman - Committee on Research and Development in Nuclear Medicine, 1969-1972 l

American College of Radiology, Member - Commission on Public

' t Health, 1969-1971 American College of Radiology, Member - Subcommittee on Radiological Aspects of Disaster Planning, 1964-1969 American College of Radiology, Member.- Subcommittee on' Nuclear

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Medicine Technology, 1969-Present

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Medicine, 1977-Present National Consultant, Office of the Radiation Safety Officer of the Veterans Administration, 1974

'I Member, Ad Hoc Cgygittee to Evaluate the Health and Safety Aspects of Pu in the Environment Adjacent to the Mound I

Laboratory, 1975 j

-i Argonne National Laboratory, Member - Review Committee for the Radiological and Environmental Research Division, 1976-1977-l International Commission on Radiological Protection, Member -

Committee #3 on Protection in Medicine,-1977-Present f

Federated Council of Nuclear Medicine Organizations,.

Representative - American College of Nuclear Physicians,

- t 1977-1980 Federated Council of Nuclear Medicine Organizations,

'i Secretary-Treasurer, 1978-1980 t

BEIR Report (The Effects on Populations of Exposure.to1 Low Levels

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of Ionizing Radiation), National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, Member of Committee, 1972 l

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6 Reactor Safety Study { WASH-1400), An Assessment of Accident Risks in U.S. Commercial Nuclear Power P3 ants, Appendix IV, United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission, October 1975, Member-l Advisory Group on Health Effects Consultant, Pan American Health Organization, World Health j

Organization, Mexico City, Mexico, December 1980 l

President and Co-founder, Society for Medical Decision Making, September 1979-1980

'l Historian, Society for Medical Decision' Making, September 1979-Present Member, Oversight Committee on the Radioepidemiologic Tables-

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Annual Oration, " Radiologists, Medical Radiation and the Public Health", presented at the Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois, December 4, 1968 Aubrey O. Hampton Lecture, " Radiation 1971 - Just How Safe?",

Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, April.4, 1971 Wright H.

Langham Memorial Lectura, " Radiation Accidents 3

l Decades of Facts and Fancies", University of Kentucky Medical Center, Lexington, Kentucky, November 15, 1977 Annual Failla Lecture, " Benefits vs Risks of Medical' Radiation:

New Concepts and Problems", presented to the Greater New York i

Chapter of the Health Physics Society, Columbia University, New i

York, December 7, 1977 Brookhaven National Laboratory, "' Safe' ' Tracer Dose in Humane Experimentation", Islip, New York, April 7, 1978 Tenth Annual Conference on Radiation Control, " Efficacy of Nuclear Medicine Procedures", Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, April 30-May 4, 1978 Harvard University School of Public Health, Planninc for Nuclear i

Emercencies, (seminar), " Medical-Legal Aspects of Radiation Exposure", Boston, Massachusetts, May B-12, 1978 (presented annually thereafter to present) t Society of Nuclear Medicine Refresher Course, " Radiation Effects l

and Radiation Protection", Anaheim, California, June 1978 l

Radiological Society of North American Refresher Course, "Recent i

Advances in Radiation Epidemiology", Chicago, Illinois, November,

l 1978 (repeated 1979, 1980) i i

Food and Drug Administration, Bureau of Radiological Health, l

" Efficacy Studies in Lung Scanning: Design and Implementation",

Rockville, Maryland, March 20,-1979 j

Armed Forces Radiobiological Research Institute (AFRRI), "The l

Experienced Effects of Ionizing Radiation on the Body", Bethesda, l

Maryland, May 23', 1979 i

i Guest Lecturer, " Efficacy and Efficiency of the Diagnostic l

Application of Radiation and Radionuclides", organized by the i

Government of the Federal Republic of Germany and the World Health Organization, Neuherberg, West Germany, December 5-7, 1979 t

Literary Club, " Perceptions of Risk", Cincinnati, Ohio, February 18, 1980 l

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Society of Nuclear Medicine Continuing Education Course, " Nuclear Power, Nuclear Medicine and the Public", Detroit, Michigan, June 25, 1980 Guest Lecturer, " Low Level Radiation Risks", University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, Texas, July 25, 1980

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Guest Lecturer, Nuclear Radiation Risks - A Utilitv-Medical k

Dialogue, " Case Histories of Lawsuits for Overexposure",

sponsored by the International Institute of Safety and Health, Washington, D.C.,

September 22-23, 1980 l

" Hospital Preparation for the Management of Radiation-Accidents",

course presented by the E.L. Saenger Radioisotope Laboratory, i

September 29-30, 1980 (repeated September, 1981)

Guest Lecturer and Banquet Address, Los Alamos Scientific

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Laboratory, Life Sciences Symposium, " Medical Aspects of Radiation: Radiation Burns", Los Alamos, New Mexico, October 8-10, 1980

" Aspects of Nuclear Medicine", Medical Society of the District of Columbia Annual Scientific Assembly, White Sulphur Springs, West i

Virginia, October 24-26, 1980 Society of Nuclear Medicine Refresher Course, "What Nuclear j

Medicine Professionals Should Know About Nuclear Warfare", Las Vegas, Nevada, June 17, 1981 Guest Lecturer and Member of Faculty, " Regional Seminar on General Procedures to Manage Persons Receiving Whole or Partial Body Irradiation", co-sponsored by the Pan American Health j

Organization and the Government of Brazil, Itaipava, Brazil,-

December 11-22, 1982 i

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Guest Lecturer, "The Role of the Physician in Medico-legal Claims Associated with Radiation Injury", sponsored by the Pacific-Sierra Corporation, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, March i

l' 4-6, 1982 i

l Sixth Annual Lauriston S. Taylor Lecture, " Ethics, Trade-Offs and i

Medical Radiation", presented to the National Council on 4

E Radiation Protection and Measurements, Washington, D.C.,

April 6,

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"High Level Radiation", invited Grand Rounds presentation, Hamot Medical Center, Erie,. Pennsylvania, April 29, 1982 j

Guest Lecturer, " Medical-Management of Radiation Injuries",.

sponsored by the Radiation Management Corporation of Philadelphia, in Atlantic City, New Jersey, May 6, 1982 i

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s Guest Lecturer, " Medical Management of Radiation Casualties",

sponsored by the REMS Corporation of Albuquerque, in South Haven, l

Michigan, May 24-26, 1982 Society of Nuclear Medicine Continuing Education Course, "ALARA -

What is Reasonable", Miami Beach, Florida, June 17, 1982 i

" Diagnostic Efficacy - Lung Imaging as a Model.

The Society of

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Nuclear Medicine Efficacy Study", 29th Annual Meeting of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, Miami Beach, Florida,. June 15-18, 1982 Guest Lecturer, A Symposium: Health Aspects of Nuclear Power Plant Incidents, " Regional Organization of Medical Care",

sponsored by the New York Academy of Medicine and the New York i

State Department of Health, New York, New York, April 7-8, 1983 4

Guest Lecturer, 23rd Annual Symposium on Trauma, " Irradiation Trauma", sponsored by the Michigan Committee on Trauma, The g.

American College of Surgeons, Lakeshore Continuing Medical Education, Inc. and Muskegon County Medical Foundation, Muskegon, Michigan, September 21, 1983 Guest Lecturer, Medical /Leoal Aspects of Radiation Induced

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Cancer, " Impact of Compensation Legislation on Medical Sciences",

sponsored by the Radiation Management Corporation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 5-7, 1984 1

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Academy of Medicine of Hamilton County i

Alpha Omega Alpha American Association for the Advancement of Science American College of Nuclear Physicians American College of Radiology American Medical Association American Radium Society American Roentgen Ray Society Cincinnati Radiation Society Federated Council of Nuclear Medicine Organizations i

Greater. Cincinnati Radiological Society

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Health Physics Society Ohio State Medical Association Ohio State Radiological Society Radiation Research Society Radiological Society of North America Sigma Xi Society for Medical Decision Making Society of Nuclear Medicine Society of Pediatric Radiology j

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11 Publications 1947 Unilateral Paraspinal Abscess, Radiolocy 48: 256-259, March 1949 Pyarthrosis in Infancy, Ohio State Medical Journal 45: 453-458, May with J.V. Greenebaum and J.A. Frieberg 1950 Spondy1 arthritis in Children, American Journal of Roentgen., Rad.

Theracy and Nuclear Medicine, LXIV: 20-31, July 1952 Results of Therapy with Radioactive Iodine-131 in Hyperthyroidism, Ohio State Medical Journal 50: 26-27, January,,.

with R.E.

Goldsmith Letterer-Siwe's Disease: Problems in Diagnosis and Treatments, American Journal Roentgen., Rad. Theracy and Nuclear Medicine, LXII, No.

3, March, with R.J. Johansmann Protection Against Radiations from Radium, Cobalt-60 and Cesium-137, National Bureau of Standards Handbook 54, Section 9:

Accidents entailing radiation hazaros, September Emergency Measures and Precautions in Radium Accidents, Journal of the American Medical Association 149: 813-915, with R.G.

Gallaghar, D.S. Anthony and P.J.

Valaer 1955 Roentgen Ray Epilation under Anesthesia, A.M.A. Archives of Dermatology 71: 116, January 1956 Carcinoma of the Prostate: Therapy with Radioactive _ Colloidal

Gold, U.S. Armed Forces Medical Journal, VII: 469, April,.with P.D.

Beach and D.V.

Becker A Method for Monitoring Background by Means of Statistical Control Chart, American Journal of Roentgen,, Rad. Theracy and Nuclear Medicine, LXXV: June, with C.M. Herbert A Method for Labeling the Lone Star Tick with Radioactive Indicator (P-32), Journal of Economic Entomoloay 49: 393, June, with S.E.

Knapp, C.J.

Farinacci and C.M.

Herbert

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12 Radiation' Hazards in the Practice of Surgery, The American Surceon 22: 676, with C.M.

Barrett l

1957 Radium Capsules and their Associated Hazards, American Journal of i

Roentgen., Rad. Therapy and Nuclear Medicine 77: 511-523, March, with R.G.

Gallaghar

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Planning for a Radiation Accident, American Industrial Hyciene Association Journal 20: No.6, December 1960 Incidence of Neoplasia Following Therapeutic Irradiation for-Benign Conditions in Children, Radioloay 74: 889-902, June, No. 6 Radiation Accidents, American Journal Roentoen., Rad. Therany and-Nuclear Medicine 84: 715-728, October 1962 Radiation Epidemiology, Cancer 15: 489-503, May-June, No. 3 1963 Medical Aspects of Radiation Accidents: A Handbook for Physicians, Health Physicists and Industrial Hygienists,.

I published by the U.S. Government Printing Office, February

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Hospital Planning to Combat Radioactive Contamination, Journal of i

the American Medical Association 185: 578-581, August 17 Deoxycytidine in Urine of Humans After Whole-Body Irradiation, Science 142: 396-398, October 18,.No. 3590, with H.K.

Berry, H.

Perry, B.I.

Friedman, J.G.'Kereiakes and C.

Scheel j

Robot Data Screening: Proceedings of the Conference on Data l

Acquisition and Processing in Biology and Medicine, Pergamon l

Press, with T.D. Sterling and M. Gleser j

Robot Treatment Planning: Proceedings of the Conference on Data Acquisition and Processing in Biology and Medicine, Pergamon Press, with T.D. Sterling, H. Perry and J. Weinkam i

Some Plain Facts About Computer-Oriented Programs in Medical Centers, Proceedings of the Conference on Data Acquisition and Processing in Biology and Medicine, Pergamon Press Liver Scanning in the Diagnosis of Hematobilia, Radiology 81:

980-983

P 13 Carcinogenic Effects of Iodine-131 compared with X-Irradiation -

A Review, Health Physics 9: 1371, with R.

Seltzer, T.D.

Sterling j

and J.G.

Kerelakes Liquid Scintillation Counting of I-131 in a Clinical Laboratory, i

Journal of Nuclear Medicine 4: 426-438,; with H. Horwitz, J.G.

Kerelakes and T.

Selkirk, Jr.

1964 Radiation Casualties: Newer Aspects of Mass Casualty 2are, New' York State Journal of Medicine 64: No.

2, with M.L.

Boone Radiation Therapy: Chapter 79, pp 684-796, Pediatric Therapy, l

editor: Harry C. Shirkey, published by C.V. Mosby, with J.P.

Dorst Radiation Exposure from Radiciodine Compounds in Pediatrics, Radiolooy 82: 486-494, with R.A. Seltzer, J.G.

Kereiakes, and D.H. Myers t

Radiation Exposure from Radioisotopes in Pediatrics, New Encland i

Journal of Medicine 271: 84-90, with R.A.

Seltzer and J.G.

l Kereiakes Endoreduplication in Leucocyte Chromosomes - Preliminary Report of Its Relation to Cancer and Whole Body Irradiation, The Lancet, September 5, pp 494-495, with B.I. Friedman and M.S. Kreindler Epidemiology and the Practicing Physician, Cincinnati' Journal of Medicine 45: 397-398 s

Experiences with I-131 in the Management of Carcinema of the Thyroid, Radiology 83: 892, with C.M.

Barrett, J.W.

Passino, R.A.

i Seltzer and W.D. Dooley i

Implications to Man of Irradiation by Internally Deposited

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Strontium-89, Strontium-90 and Cesium-137.

A Report of the Advisory Committee to the Federal Radiation Council, December 31, 1964.

Division of Medical Sciences, National Academy of Sciences

- National Research Council, Washington, D.C.

1965 1

Continuing Use of the Whole Body Counter The Nature of the Problems, reprinted from Radioactivity in Man, editor: G.R.

l Meneely, pp'450-461, published by Charles C. Thomas, with J.G.

Kerciakes 4

Do Malignancies Result from Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiation, I

from Genetics and the Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases, Part IV, pp 355-371, Public Health Service Publication No. 1163, U.S.

Government Printing Oftice, Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D.C., with T. Sterling and R.A. Seltzer i

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Radionuclide Doses to Infants and Children: A Plea For a Standard Child, Health Physics ll: 999-1004, with R.A.

Seltzer, J.G.

Kerciakes and B.

Blackburn Treating the Radiation Casualty,, Summary of Proceedings 16th National Conference on Disaster Medical Care, October 30-31, 1965 1966 Specific Proteins in Serum of Total-Body Irradiated Humans, The Journal of Immunology 96: 64-67, with B.I.

Friedman, A.J. Luzzio and J.G.

Kerciakes Hematological and Dosimetric Findings in Human Beings Receiving Whole and Half Body Radiation, abstracted in Radiation Research 27: 530, with J.G. Kerciakes, B.I. Friedman and H.

Perry 1967 A Sensitive Technique for Measuring Thyroidal Uptake of I-131 Iodine, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 8: 86-96, with H.N. Wellman, J.G. Kereiakes, T.B.

Yeager and C.J.

Karches Treatment of Acute Radiation Injury under Medically Austere Conditions, prepared by TRIMAC Committee (E.L. Saenger member of Committee) at the request of the Office of Civil Defense, Department of Defense and the National Radiological Defense Laboratory, San Francisco, California, OCD Subtask 2431F, April Effects of Total and Partial Body Therapeutic Irradiation in Man:

Proceedings of the 1st International Symposium on the Biological Interpretation of Dose from Accelerator-Produced Radiation: U.S.

Atomic Energy Commission, Division of Technical Information, CONF-670305 The Role of the Citizen in Health Planning, Cincinnati Journal of' Medicine page 62, (first in a three-part presentation given by E.L.

Saenger, M.D.,

President of the Public Health Federation, as the keynote addrss at the Golden Centennial Celebration of the Public Health Federation and Cincinnati Health Department, November 16, 1967)

New Needs and Trends in Nuclear Medicine (keynote address),

i presented at the symposium, Reduction of Radiation Exposure in Nuclear Medicine, held at Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, August 7-9, published in Environmental Health Series, Radiological Health, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, PHS, publication #999-RH-30 1968 Colorimetric Analysis of Deoxycytidine in Urine after Separation by Ion-Exchange Column Chromatography, J. Analytical Biochem. 23:

230, with I.W. Chen, J.G. Kereiakes and B.I. Friecman

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.e Radiopharmaceutical Dosimetry in Pediatrics, Radiolocy 90:

925-930, with J.G. Kerciakes, H.N. Wellman and J. Tieman Clinical Experience with Oblique Views in Pulmonary Perfusion Scintiphotography in Normal and Pathological Anatomy, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 9: 374, with H.N. Wellman, J.F. Mack and B.I.

Friedman Studies of Preliminary Experience with the Use of Iodine-123'for Thyroid Function and Scanning Compared to Iodine-131, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 9: 359 A New Concept in Dynamic-Function Studies - Quantitative Cinescintivideography, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 9: 420, with H.N. Wellman, J.G.

Kereiakes and D. Hunkar The Use of Computers in Nuclear Medicine: Proceedings of Conference on the Use of Computers in Radiology, held October 20-23, published April 1968, University of Missouri Incidence of Leukemia Following Treatment of Hyperthyroidism, JAMA 205: 147-154, with G.E. Thoma and E.A. Tompkins (A cooperative study)

Radiation Exposure of Uranium Miners.

A Report of the Advisory Committee to the Federal Radiation Council, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C., August 27, 1968 Radiation-Induced Urinary Excretion of Deoxycytidine by Rats and Humans, Radiolocy 91: 345-348, with I.W. Chen, J.G. Kerciakes and B.I. Friedman Status of Research in Diagnostic Radiology.

A Report by the Radiology Training Committee of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, National Institutes of Health, (E.L. Saenger,

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Member of Committee), Bethesda, Maryland, 1968 Management of the Early Phase of Radioactive Contamination in Human Beings: reprinted from Diagnosis and Treatment of Deposited Radionuclides, Proceedings of a Symposium held at Richland, Washington, May 15-17, Excerpta Medica Foundation pp 600-607 1969 Radiologists, Medical Radiation and the Public Health, Annual Oration presented at the Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois, December 4, published in Radiology (special

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ed'ition) 92: 681-699, March Medulloblastoma - A Review of Prognosis and Survival, British Journal of Radiolocy 42: 198-214, with D.R. McFarland, H. Horwitz anc G.K Bahr

f 16 Clinical Experience with Oblique Views in Pulmonary Perfusion Camera-Imaging in Normal and Pathological Anatomy, Radioloov 92:

897-902, with J.F. Mack, H.N. Wellman and B.I. Friedman Total and Half-Body Irradiation: Effect on Cognitive and Emotional Processes, Arch. Gen. Psychiat. 21-574-580, with L.A.

Gottschalk, R.

Kunkel, T.H.

Wohl and C.N. Wingat Patient and Personnel Dose during Radioisotope Procedures.

Proceedings of a Conference held at Baylor University College of l

Medicine, Houston, Texas, November 21-22 published in Medical Radiation Information for Litigation, DMRE 69-3, p 153, July 1969, with J.G.

Kereiakes, H.

Horwitz, H.N. Wellman and V.J. Sodd Y

1970 The Future of Radioisotopes in Medicine:

Benefits vs Risks, published in Medical Radionuclides: Radiation Dose and Effects, editors:

R.J. Cloutier, C.L.

Edwards, W.S.

Snyder.

U.S. Atomic c Energy Commission, Division of Technical Information, pp 491-507, June 1970, proceedings of a Symposium held at the Oak Ridge Associated Universities, December 8-11, 1969 National Uses and Needs for Standard Radioactive Materials.

A Report by an Ad Hoc Panel of the Committee on Nuclear Science, National Research Counci3, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C.,

1970, E.L.

Saenger, Member of Panel 1971 Radiation and Leukemia Rates, I'tter to Science 171: 1096-1098, No. 3976, March 19, with E.

Tompkins and G.E.

Thoma Cytologic-Biochemical Radiation Dosimeters in Man, Biochemical l

Indicators of Radiation Injury in Man, International Atomic l

Energy Agency, Vienna, (PL-409/13), pp 181-214, with E.B.

Silberstein, I.W.

Chen and J.G. Kereiakes Estimate of Manpower Needs of Medical Physicists in the United t

States, American Association of Physicists in Medicine 5 (2):

129-131, with L.H. Lanzl and J.G. Kereiakes A Head-Holding Device for Improved Brain Scintigraphy, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 12: 305-306, June, with R.A.. Berke -

Care of Patients Involved in Radiation Accidents: Recent Advances.

Der Strahlenunfall und seine Behandlung, vom.-19-20, Juni 1970 in Zurich, published by George Thieme Verlag, i

Stuttgart, pp 54-78 f

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L y7 The Safe Tracer Dose in Medical Investigation, reprinted from Progress in Atomic Medicine
Recent Advances in Nuclear Medicine, Chapter 5, Vol.

3, pp 139-165, editor, John H.

Lawrence, by Grune and Stratton, Inc., with J.G. Kerciakes 1972 Protection Against Radiation from Brachytherapy Sources, NCRP Report No. 40 (National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements), March 1972.

E.L.

Saenger,'M.D., Chairman of Committee preparing report.

Active Bone-Marrow Dose Relaggd to Hematological Changes in Whole-Body and Partial-Body Co Gamma Radiation Exposures, Radiology 103: 651-656, with J.G. Kerciakes, W.

Van de-Tiet, C.

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Born, E.B.

Silberstein, and C. Ewing an Skeletal Scanning with a Stable ggg' Technetium-Tin-Phosphate Agent, Southern Medical Journal 65:

1407, with E.B. Silberstein, H. Park and G.W. Alexander

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A Study of the Parameters Influencing.the Clinical Use of Iodine-123, Anaiograohy/Scintiorachy - Symposium of the European Association of Radiology, Editor L. Diethelm, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, pp 129-137, with H.N. Wellman, J.F.

Mack, R.E. Goldsmith-and V.J. Sodd l

Radiopharmaceutical Dosimetry in Pediatrics, Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 2: (no.4 - October), 316-327, with J.G. Kerciakes, H.N.

Wellman and G.

Simmons The Effects on Populations of Exposure to Low Levels of Ionizing Radiation (EEIR Report), National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, Washington, D.C., November, E.L. Saenger, l

Member of Committee.

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A Fixed Format Lexicon for Nuclear Medicine Reports, DHEW Pub.

No. (FDA) 74-8009, with R.G. Hoops, V.J. Sodd, G.W. Alexander 1973 A Multiple-Dose Xe Solution " Generator": The Disposable Glass Ampule Equilibration Chamber, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 14, with R.G. Carroll, R.A.

Berke, R.T. Anger, G.

Levine, and H.N. Wellman gg'giation Dose to Breast-Feeding Child after Mother has Tc-MAA Lung Scan, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 14: 51-52, with R.A.

Berke, R.C. Hoops and J.G. Kereiakes

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13 Pediatric Radiopharmaceutical Dosimetry, Proceedings of the XIII (13th) International Congress of Radiology, p.

238, Madrid, October 15-26,.with J.G. Kereinkes and V.J.

Sodd Whole and Partial Body Radiotherapy of Advanced Cancer, American Journal Roenteen., Rad. Theracy and Nuclear Medicine 117: (3) 670-685, Prese.7ted at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the American Roentgen Ray Society, Washingr.on, D.C., October 3-6, 1972, with E.B.

Silberstein, B. Aron, H. Horwitz, J.G. Kareiakes, G.K. Bahr, H. Perry and B.I.

Friedman Radiation-Induced Change in Serum and Urinary Amylase Levels in Man, Radiation Research 54: 141-151, April, with I.W. Chen, J.G.

Kereiakes, B.S. Aron and E.B.

Silberstein Clinical Evaluation of Radioimmunoassay of Digoxin, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 14: (7) 531-533, July, with H.M. Park, I.W.

Chen, A.

Lowery and G.T. Manitasas Radiation Dose to Various O'rgan Sites inia Tissue-Equivalent ~

Hungg7)hantom Resulting from Implantation of a Promethium 147 P

(Pm Intracardiac Nuclear Pacemaker, American Journal of Roentaen., Rad. Theracy and Nuclear Medicine 118: (4) 768-776, August, with W. Arnold, J.G.

Kereiakes, G.K.

Bahr and J.W.

Spickler Prospects for Dose Reduction and Assessment in Nuclear Medicine, presented at Second International Symposium on Nuclear Medicine, Carlsbad, NM, with H.N. Wellman, V.J.

Sodd, J. Robbins, B.M.

Branson and J.G. Kereiakes 1974 Scintiscanning with Gallium Citrate 67, Diagnosis of Head and Neck Malignant Neoplasms, Arch. Otolaryngol. 100: 201-206, September, with A.D.

Kornblut, E.B.

Silberstein and D.A. Shumrick 123 131 A Comparison of I and I for Thyroid Imaging Using Various Collimators, International Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Biology 1: 201-204, with H. Nishiyama, A.B. Ashare, A. Shafie and V.J.

Sodd 1

14C-Tripalmitin Breath Test as a Diagnostic Aid for Fat Malabsorption due to Pancreatic Insufficiency, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 15 (12): 1125-1129, with I.W.

Chen, A.

Kambiz and A.M.

l Connell i

Efficacy Studies in Nuclear Medicine, reprinted.from Proceedines of the XIII International Congress of Radiology, Excereta Medica 1: 45-48, Amsterdam Evaluation of Clinical Value of I and I in Thyroid Disease, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 15: 261, with H. Nishiyama, V.J. Sodd, R.A.

Berke L

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19 Quantification of Myocardial Infarction by Scintigraphy: An Autopsy Correlated Study,, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 15: 475, (abstract) with A.B. Ashare, D.W.

Romhilt, V.J.

Sodd, N.I.

Levinson, R.J. Adolph, L.S. August Detection and Evaluation of Pulmonary Malignancies Using Cs, Recent Advances in Nuclear Medicine, Proceedings of the First World Congress of Nuclear Medicine, Ohkawa Printing Company, Yokohama, p. 255, Tokyo, September, with H. Nishiyama and V.J.

Sodd An Investigation of the Disposal of Radiopharmaceuticals in the Cincinnati Sewage System, Recent Advances in Nuclear' Medicine, Proceedings of the First World Congress of Nuclear Medicine, Ohkawa Printing. Company, Yokohama, p. 298, Tokyo, September, with V J.

Sodd and R.J.

Velten 1975

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Some Possible Consequences of Recertification, Radiolocy 114':

745-746, March The Use of Nuclear Medicine in Evaluating Liver Disease, Seminars in Roentgenology 10: (3) 215-222, July, with L.E. Holder Concggyrations of Medically Useful Radionuclides (9 "Tc, 1257 and I) at a Large Metropolitan Waste Water Treatment Plant, Health Physics 28: 355-359, with V.J. Sodd and R. Velten Evaluation of Radiochemical Protectors Using Urinary Deoxycytidine Levels, Int. Journal Radiat. Biol. 28: (2) 117-124, with D.E. Wrede, I.W.

Chen and J.G.

Kereiakes The Gamut Approach to Scintigram Interpretation - Diagnostic and a

Teaching Method, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 16: (12), December,,

with L.E. Holder, A.B.

Ashare, T.

Tomsick, D.P.

Colley, M.

Fernandez-Ulloa, and Z. Catz Reactor Safety Study (WASH-1400), An Assessment of Accident Risks in U.S. Commercial Nuclear Power Plants, Appendix VI, United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission, October, E.L. Saenger, Member of Advisory Group on Health Effects Interpretation of Radionuclide Liver Images:

Do. Training and Experience Make a Difference?, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 16, with H. Nishiyama, J.T.

Lewis, A.B. Ashare Intercomparison of Myocardial Imaging Agents, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 16: 553, with H. Nishiyama, V.J.

Sodd, J.T.

Lewis and R.J. Adolph 1

Inadequacies of Gamma Camera Performance and Quality Control, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 16: 564 (abstract), with V.J. Sodd, J.G.

Kerelakes and R.J. Van Tuinen I

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e Clinical Experience with Xe, Continuing. Education Lectures, l

Proceedings of the 16th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Chapter of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, page 6, (abstract),

l with H.

Nishiyama, V.J.

Sodd, J.T. Lewis and R.A.

Neft t

Imaging of Pulmonary Tumors with Cs.

Radiopharmaceuticals, Subramanian, et al., editors. Society of Nuclear Medicine, New York, p. 125, with H. Nishiyama, V.J. Sodd, T.J. Schreiber'and R.G. Loudon l

1976 Cystourethrography Procedures in Children:

Evaluation of Benefits versus Dose, Radiology 118: 123-128, with J.G.

Kerciakes, D.J.

Cavanaugh, J.L.

Hall and W. Eiseman a

Breast Cancer Screening - Benefit and Risk for the First Annual Screening, Radiolocy 120: 431-432, with M. Moskowitz, J.G.

i Kerciakes, S.

Pemmaraju, A. Kumar and G Tafel-The Use of Radioactive Cesium Chloride for Imaging of Malignant and Benign Pulmonary Lesions, Surcerv, Gynecology and Obstetrics 143: 575-580, with H. Nishiyama, J.T.

Lewis and R.C. Hoops 129 Imaging of Pulmonary Tumors with Cs, Radiocharmaceuticals, pp 482-490, with H. Nishiyama, V.J.

Sodd, T.J.

Schreiber and R.G.

l Loudon 201T1, 120'Cs, Igtercompgrison of Myocardial Imaging Agents:

K and Rb, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 17: 880-689, with H. Nishiyama, V.J.

Socd, R.J. Adolph, J.T. Lewis and M. Gabel j

Lack of Specificity for Detection of Breast Lesions with Radioactive Cesium Chloride, Surcery, Gvn. & Obstet 143, with H.

Nishiyama, M. Moskowitz, J.T.

Lewis, R.G.

Hoops Radiation Contamination and Acute Radiation Injury, in Initial Manacement of the Trauna Patient, editor Charles Frey, published _

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by Lee and Febiger, Philadelphia, pp_ 203-228 Radiobiology and Dosimetry of Pediatric Nuclear Medicine, in The l

Pediatric Nuclear Medicine Club: A Biblicaraphy of' Pediatric.

l Nuclear Medicine Literature, Searle Radiograph 1cs, Inc., pp 1601-1659, with M.J.

Gelfand s

Cesium-137 Body Burdens and Half-Life in a Group of Adult Males in Cincinnati, Ohio, Health Physics 30, with J.T. Lewis, L.W.

Grossman, J.G. Kereiakes NUMEDACON:

Nuclear Medicine Report and Data Storage System, Proceedings 6th Symposium on Sharing of Computer Programs and Technology in Nuclear Medicine, p. 118, with R.G. Hoops, M.L.

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21 Radiopharmaceutical Dosimetry in Pediatrics, Proceedings of the 62nd Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), with J.G. Kerciakes, S.R.

Thomas, F.A. Ascoli, M.J.

Gelfand, P.A.

Feller, V.J. Sodd, P.

Paras, J.W.

Poston, G.G. Warner and R.L. Shoup

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1977 Quantitative External Counting Techniques Enabling Improved Diagnostic and Therapeutic Decisions in Patients with Well-Differentiated Thyroid Cancer, Radiology 122: 731-737,.with S.R. Thomas, H.R. Maxon and J.G. Kereinkes "The Developing Role of Short-Lived Radionuclides in Nuclear Medicine", A Report of the Task Force on Short-Lived Radionuclides for Medical Applications to the Bureau of Radiological Health, Food and Drug Administration, U.S.

Department of Health, Education and Welfare, August.

E.L.

Saenger, Chairman of Committee NCRP Report No. 55, " Protection of the Thyroid Gland in the Event l

of Releases of Radiciodine", Recommendations of the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurments, E.L. Saenger, l

Chairman of Committee i

i A Comparison of Technetium Etidrenate and Pyrophosphate for Acute Myocardial Infarct Imaging, Journal of Nuclear Medicine 18:

905-909, with C. Williams, H. Nishiyama, R. Adolph, M.

Gabel, D.

Romhilt and V.J.

Sodd Radiation-Associated Thyroid Carcinoma, editor Leslie J. DeGroot, M.D.,

E.L. Saenger contributing editor, Grune and Stratton, New j

t York, 1977 Ionizing Irradiation and the Induction of Clinically Significant.

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Disease in the Human Thyroid Gland, The American Journal of Medicine 63: 967-978, with H.R. Maxon, S.R. Thomas, C.R.

Buncher and J.G.

Kerciakes pg,e to the Metaphyseal Growth Complexes in Children Undergoing

.l c-EHDP Bone Scans, Radiology 126: 193-196, with S.R.

Thomas, M.J.

Gelfand, J.G.

Kerciakes, F.A. Ascoli, H.R. Maxon, P.A.

Feller, V.J.

Sodd and P. Paras 1978 Radiation Induced Thyroid Cancer, Cincinnati Journal of Medicine 3: 59, March Benefit / Risk Analysis of Aggressive Mammographic Screening,-

j Radiolocy 128: 359-365, with S.H. Fox, M.

Moskowitz, J.G.

i Kerclakes, J. Milbrath and M.W.

Goodman i

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22 Evaluation of Diseases of the Thyroid Gland with the In-Vivo Use of Radionuclides, Journal of Duclear Medicine 19: 107-112,.with Task Force on Short-Livec Radionuclices, Bureau of Radiological Health, Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Sarcoma Botyroides of the Vagina in Childhood, Treated by Irradiation and Vaginal Reconstruction, American Journal of i

Obstetrics and Gynecology 132: 339-340, October, with R.D.

Patenell Diagnostic Radiation for-a Young Wcman, JAMA 240: 1641, Oct'ober, with J.G. Kerciakes i

1979 i

Radiotherapeutic Agents: Properties, Dosimetry, and Radiobiologic Considerations, Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 9: (2) 72-84, with J.G.

Kereiakes, V.J.

Sodo and R. David Medical Padiation Exposure During Pregnancy, JAMA 242: 1669, October, with J.G. Kerciakes i

1980 i

Radiation Effects and Radiation Protection, in Nuclear Medicine Review Syllabus, editor Peter T. Kirchner, M.D.,_ Society of-Nuclear Medicine Inc., 475 Park Avenue South, New York,.NY 10016, with R.T. Anger, A.R.

Benedetto and R.L. Witcofski i

4 Clinical Experiences in C-tripalnitin Breath Test for Fat Malabsorption, American Journal of Gastroenterology, pp 227-231, 1

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Chen and A.M. Connell Clinically Important Radiation-Associated Thyroid Disease - A Controlled Study, JAMA 244: 1802-1805, October 17, with H.R.

Maxon, S.R.

Thomas, C.R.

Buncher, J.G.

Kereiakes, M.L. Shafer and C.A.

McLaughlin l

Reflections on Cancer Treatment and the Federal Agency _

Regulations, Radiol'ogy 137: 865-866, December, with'J.G.

Kereiakes Efficacy and Efficiency of the Diagnostic Applications of Radiation and Radionuclides, Report of a meeting organized by'the World Health Organization and the Government of the Federal l

Republic of Germany, Neuherberg, FRG, Dec. 5-7,'1979; proceedings-published April 1980 j

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Biolecical Risk.: of Medical Irradiations, edited by G.D.

Fullerton, D.T.

Knopp, R.G. Waggener, E.U. Webster.

E.L.

Saenger contributing author:

" Methods of Risk Reduction in Nuclear Medicine" with J.G. Kerciakes and S.R. Thomas; " Dose Evaluation in Nuclear Medicine" with J.G.

Kereiakes, S.R.

Thomas, M.J.

Gelfand and H.R. Maxon.

American Association of Physicists in Medicine, Medical Physics Honograph #5 i

Survey of Technetium-99m Contamination of Laboratory Personnel:

Its Degree and Routes, Radioloov 135: 467-471, with H..Nishiyama 1981

I Radiation-Associated Carcinoma of the Salivary Glands: A Controlled Study, Annals of Otolarynnoloav 90: -107-108, with H.R.

Maxon, S.R. Thomas, M.L.

Shafer, C.R.

Buncher, J.G. Kerciakes and C.A. McLaughlin Once to Every Man...An Introduction, Medical Decision Mahina 1:

(1) page 1 Evaluation of LAD Blockage: Hazard of Repeated. Radiation E::posure, JAMA 24 6 : 2754, December 1982 i

" Ethics, Trade-offs and Medical Radiation", Lauriston S. Taylor

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NCRP Publications, 7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 1016, Bethesda, MD 20814 Protection of the Patient in Diacnostic Radiolcav, ICRP Publication 34, E.L.

Saenger, Chairman of Task Group preparing i

report.

Annals of the ICRP, Volume 9, No.2/3.

Pergamon Press, New York Development and use of a new Tc-99m myocardial perfusion agent -

l DMPE. Proceedings of the Third World Congress of Nuclear Medicine l

and Biology, C.

Raynaud, ed., Pergamon Press Vol. No.

2, Paris, France, pp 2255-2260, with Sodd VJ, reutsch'EA, Nishiyama H, Adolph RJ, Grossman LW, Schol: KL, Libson K, Fortman DL and i

Vanderheyden JL Nuclear Orthopedics, " Dosimetry", edited by.E.B. Silberstein, i

uith Kerelakes JG, Thomas SR, Gelfand MJ and Williams CC New l

York, Futura t

l' Basal kinetic. studies of Tc-99m DMPE as a myocardial agent in-the dog.

Journal of Nuclear Medicine 23: 1093-1102, with Mishiyama H, Deutsch EA, Adolph RJ, Sodd VJ, Libson K, Gerson MC, Gabel M, Lukes SJ, Vanderheyden JL, Fortman DL, Scholz KL, Grossman LW and

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Williams CC

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Journal of Nuclear Medicine 23 (5) : 12 (abstract),.with Nishiyama H, Deutsch EA, Acolph RJ, Sodd VJ, Libson K, Lukes SJ, Gabel M, Gerson MC and Vanderheyden JL-1983 Myocardial perfusion imaging with 99"Tc-DMPE in man.

European Journal of Nuclear Medicine 8: 371-374, with Gerson MC, Deutsch EA,_Nishiyama H, Libson KF, Adolph RJ, Grossman LW, Sodd VJ, Fortman DL, Vanderheyden JL, and Williams CC Relation between effective radiation dose and outcome of radiciodine therapy for thyroid cancer.

New Encland Journal of Medicine 309: 937-941, with Maxon HR, Thomas SR, Hertzberg VS, Kereiakes JG, Chen I-W, and Sperling MI Regional organization of medical care.

Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine 59: 1095-1107

" Dosimetry of bone-seeking radiopharmaceuticals", in Bone

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E.B. Silberstein, editor, Futura Publishing Company, Mt. Kisco, NY

" Protection in Nuclear Medicine and Ultrasound Diagnostic j

Procedures in Children", NCRP Report No. 73, E.L. Saenger, I

committee member.

NCRP Publications, 7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 1016, Bethesda, MO 20814 1984 Low-level internal radionuclide contamination: Use of gamma camera for detection.

Radiolocy 150: 235-240, with Nishiyama H and Ickes S

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Exposure to or Involving Ionizing Radiation, E.L.

Saenger, M.D.,

member CSA Advisory Panel, American Medical Association, Chicago, Illinois, January

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1901-1902, April 13 "The Nuclear Physician's Role in Planning for and Handling Radiation Accidents" in, Nuclear Medicine Annual 1984, Freeman LM and Weissman HS, eds., Raven Press, New York, 1984, pp 1-22 Myocardial scintigraphy with *Tc-tris-DMPE in man.

Eur J Nuc-Med 9:403-407, with Gerson MC, Deutsch EA, Libson KF, Adolph RJ, Ketring AR, Vanderheyden J-L, and Williams CC 1

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Final Report: Oversight Committee on Radicepidemiologic Tables (OCRET), Board on Fadiation Effects Research, Commission on Life Sciences, National Pesearch Council.. National Academy Press,:

Washington, D.C.

E.L.

Saenger, M.D. member of OCRET Committee.

1985 Accidental Cs-137 Contamination, g diolooy 154: 513-517, with

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