Pathological Effects of Radio Waves

10-cm waves accompanied action activity adaptive animals appearance argyrophilia blood pressure body brain cause centimeter waves character clinical cloudy swelling Comparison cortex cortical cytoplasm death decimeter waves decrease degeneration degenerative changes dendrites described different frequencies disturbances edema effect epithelium evidence exposed exposure Following formation functional ganglia Gomori-positive granules hemorrhages high intensity histochemical hyperemia hyperthermia hypothalamic increased indicating individual intensities of irradiation liver low-intensity marked methods microwaves millimeter waves morphological changes muscle fibers mW/cm² myocardium nerve cells nervous system neurons neurosecretion normal nuclei observed organs particularly period phase pituitary prolonged irradiation radiation radio waves rats reaction receptive fields repeated response revealed rise secretion seen sensory nerve fibers sensory nerve fibrils severe short waves showed skin slight sometimes spinal staining stimulation structures swelling synapses testes tion tissues tubules ultrashort waves vacuoles various viscera wave band waves of different weeks