The ocular effects of microwaves on hypothermic rabbits: a study of microwave cataractogenic mechanisms
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
|February 28, 1975
Abstract:
Rabbits, irradiated by known cataractogenic levels of 2.45 GHz radiation at 5 cm, did not develop cataracts if kept under general hypothermia. Radiation-induced temperature elevation appears to be essential for the cataractogenic effect of microwaves.