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a radioactive accident involved the sodium-24 isotope and Cherenkov Radiation, the last thing they see in their life (their eyes were boiled away then)
the technicians are boiled alive in gamma radiation (more than 10 Sv each; reminder that a dose of 8 Sv is usually lethal for human), with their innards turned into gooish paste, but for some reasons they were kept alive for several month in constant agony before their eventual release/death
>At first glance, Ouchi’s body was bright red, as if he had been scalded. But it differed from burnt corpses whose entire bodies were pitch black. The front side of his body, where he had apparently been irradiated, looked severely burnt. No skin remained on this side and it was smeared in blood. The back side was entirely uncolored and the skin appeared normal. There was a distinct border between the irradiated and untouched areas.
>The intestines were swollen and looked like a writhing serpent. There was 2,040 g of blood in his stomach and 2,680 g in his intestines. It was obvious that the gastrointestines had not been functioning.
>Every mucus membrane in his body had disappeared. In addition to the mucus membranes in the intestines and other parts of the gastrointestinal tract, mucus membranes in the trachea had also disappeared.
>What most astonished Misawa was the muscle cells, normally thought to be the least susceptible to radiation damage. Ouchi’s muscle cells had lost most of their fiber and only the cell membrane remained.
>There was only one organ with vivid red muscle cells which had remained intact. It was the heart. Only the muscle cells of the heart had not been destroyed.
the red scalded guy, Hisashi Ouchi, was kept alive for the doctors to study the effects of radiations on human body
>His skin and eyes boiled away, his chromosomes couldn't be arranged into any order, for they were fragmented and destroyed.
>His organs failed and melted into goo. Not even transplanted bone marrow could survive in his body before it was destroyed by the radiation. Eventually, his bones turned black, and his muscles fell away.
>He begged the doctors to end his life, but they refused, thinking that there was a chance that he could be saved. To make matters worse, the doctors began carrying out experiments on his dying body, while he was still alive.
>When his intestines failed, an endoscope was inserted to look into the cavity that was left behind, and on the 50th day, his heart stopped several times, but doctors revived him each and every time.