Browsing Staff publications (CDS) by Author "Vital, Helio C."

Browsing Staff publications (CDS) by Author "Vital, Helio C."

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  • Cost-effective approach to lung cancer risk for a radiological dispersal device (RDD) scenario 
    Costa, Karolina P. S.; Lima, Sergio X.; Brum, Tercio; Lima, Zelmo R.; Amorim, Jose C. C.; Healy, Matthew J. F.; Vital, Helio C.; Prah, Matjaž; Andrade, Edson R. (De Gruyter Open, 2019-12-11)
    A release of radioactive material into the environment can lead to hazardous exposure of the population and serious future concerns about health issues such as an increased incidence of cancer. In this context, a practical ...
  • Potential contribution of selected metallic restorative dentistry materials to X-ray fluorescence 
    Andrade, Edson R.; Oliveira, Ana Lucia N.; Funcke, Luisa N.; Souza, Leonardo Henrique F. F.; Healy, Matthew J. F.; Vital, Helio C. (Cambridge University Press, 2019-06-17)
    Recent advances have led to the use of new materials in dental restoration which is an area of rapid growth. Applications include improving oral aesthetics and essential rehabilitation, whilst procedures range from the ...
  • Radiological risk assessment by convergence methodology model in RDD scenarios 
    Rother, Fagner C.; Rebello, Wilson F.; Healy, Matthew J. F.; Silva, Mauricio M.; Cabral, Paulo A. M.; Vital, Helio C.; Andrade, Edson R. (Wiley, 2016-02-19)
    A radiological dispersal device (RDD) is a simple weapon capable of causing human harm, environmental contamination, disruption, area denial, and economic cost. It can affect small, large, or long areas depending on ...
  • Simulated nuclear contamination scenario, solid cancer risk assessment, and support to decision 
    Lima, Sergio X.; Costa, Karolina P. S.; Lima, Zelmo R.; Rother, Fagner C.; Araujo, Olga M. O.; Vital, Helio C.; Brum, Tercio; Wilson, F.R.S; Amorim, Jose Carlos C.; Healy, Matthew J. F.; Andrade, Edson R. (De Gruyter Open, 2019-04-01)
    The detonation of an (hypothetical) improvised nuclear device (IND) can generate atmospheric release of radioactive material in the form of particles and dust that ultimately contaminate the soil. In this study, the ...

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