Toxemia and peripheral blood of dogs were studied after irradiation with doses of 2.9, 10, 40, and 80 Gy. Destructive changes were revealed in the blood part of which could not be counted by conventional methods. Toxemia was well pronounced as early as 3 h after irradiation with high doses.
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