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Part of the respiratory tract, consisting of the anterior nose (the ET1 region) and the posterior nasal passages, pharynx and larynx (the ET2 region). The oral part of the pharynx was part of ET2 but it is excluded from ET2 and included in the HATM (Human Alimentary Tract Model).
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Part of the respiratory tract consisting of (1) the anterior nasal passage, and (2) the posterior nasal passage, pharynx and larynx, designated as the ET<sub>1</sub> region and ET<sub>2</sub> region, respectively, of the [[Human respiratory tract model]] as defined in [[ICRP Publication 130]].
  
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Part of the respiratory tract consisting of the anterior nasal passage (the ET<sub>1</sub> region) and the posterior nasal passage pharynx and larynx (the ET<sub>2</sub> region) as regions of the [[Human respiratory tract model]].

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Part of the respiratory tract consisting of (1) the anterior nasal passage, and (2) the posterior nasal passage, pharynx and larynx, designated as the ET1 region and ET2 region, respectively, of the Human respiratory tract model as defined in ICRP Publication 130.

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Previous glossary entries

from ICRP Publication 130, 2015

Part of the respiratory tract consisting of the anterior nasal passage (the ET1 region) and the posterior nasal passage pharynx and larynx (the ET2 region) as regions of the Human respiratory tract model.