100 of 410 children required to have follow-up thyroid test in Ibaraki, “Follow-up test is 3 years later”

100 of 410 children required to have follow-up thyroid test in Ibaraki, "Follow-up test is 3 years later"

On 3/28/2013, Tokaimura local government in Ibaraki announced 98 of 410 children were required to have the follow-up inspection from the thyroid test, 2 of 410 were required to have the detailed examination.

Tokaimura is in 113 km South West from Fukushima plant. From 11. 2012 to 1. 2013, the local government conducted the thyroid test for 410 of 1~ 6 y.o children to reassure the parents.

Nodules (>5mm) or cyst (>20mm) : 2 people
Nodules (≦5mm) or cyst (≦20mm) : 98 people

Total : 410

Though about 24% of the children were required to have the follow-up test, they have to wait for 3 years until they have the second test.

 

Related article..56% of the evacuees in Naha have thyroid abnormality [URL]

 

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A Ibaraki, 100 des 410 enfants devront subir un examen de suivi de leur thyroïde : “Ce suivi sera dans 3 ans”

 

100 des 410 enfants devront subir un examen de suivi de leur thyroïde : Le suivi est dans 3 an

Le 28 mars 2013, les autorités municipales de Tokaimura dans Ibaraki ont annoncé que 98 des 410 enfants examinés pour leur thyroïde devront être suivis, 2 des 410 ont reçu l’ordre d’un examen complet.

Tokaimura est à 113 km au Sud-Ouest de la centrale de Fukushima. La municipalité a fait procéder à des examens de thyroïde sur 410 des enfants de 1 à 6 ans, pour rassurer leurs parents.

Nodules (>5 mm) ou kystes (>20 mm) : 2 enfants
Nodules (≦5 mm) ou kystes (≦20 mm) : 98 enfants

Total : 410

Bien qu’environ 24 % des enfants aient reçu l’ordre de se faire examiner en suivi, ils vont devoir attendre leur prochain examen pendant 3 ans.

Article lié : 56% des évacués de Naha ont des anomalies à la thyroïde

http://ameblo.jp/kennkou1/theme-10037207993.html

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