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Safe handling of radio-isotopes.
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Detection of effects of ionizing radiation by population studies.
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Letter: Exposure to radiation.
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Contaminated casualties: are we prepared to receive them?
The NHS's reception of casualties contaminated by radiation is reviewed. The findings suggest that training, facilities and personal protection for hospital staff are inadequate.
Radiation hazards to the cardiologist. A report of a subcommittee of the British Cardiac Society.
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Beyound the moon--some problems in space medicine.
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Radiation exposure to personnel during cardiac catheterization. A preliminary study.
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Exposure of radiologists during special procedures.
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Radiation exposure to personnel during cardiac catheterization.
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Photofluorographic measurement of the roentgen area product.
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Grid choice in high-kilovoltage 70-mm radiographic spot-filming.
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Report on a radium safe and lead testing system.
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A technique for imaging patient treatment area during a therapeutic radiation exposure.
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Average radiation doses in a standard head examination for 250 CT systems.
Approximately 250 computed tomography (CT) systems were surveyed in a nationwide study to determine the average radiation dose resulting from a typical adult head procedure. The multiple scan average dose (MSAD) was selected as the dose descriptor. For the typical adult CT head procedure, the MSAD was generally within 2.2-6.8 rads (22-68 mGy). Variations in dose by a factor of two or more were often seen for a given manufacturer and model. These dose ranges indicate a potential to reduce dose by carefully selecting imaging techniques. Overall, variations in dose can result from differences in the user's choice of technique (desired image quality) or from actual differences in scanner performance (caused by differences in collimation, filtration, or geometry). To use CT appropriately, a facility should consider dose as well as image quality in selecting optimal techniques for typical modes of operation.
Report no. 100 is published by the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements.
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