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3662096544
9783662096543
b580302
Radiation Exposure and Image Quality in X-Ray Diagnostic Radiology :
[Book]
Physical Principles and Clinical Applications
by Horst Aichinger, Joachim Dierker, Sigrid Joite-Barfuß, Manfred Säbel.
Berlin
Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg
2004
(VIII, 212 p. 49 illus)
X-ray diagnostic radiology is a major world-wide activi All doses due to medical exposure for radiological purposes ex cept radiotherapeutic procedures . . . shall be kept as low as rea ty. In Europe approximately 250 million X-ray examina sonably achievable consistent with obtaining the required diag tions are performed annually, and in the United States of nostic information, taking into account economic and social fac America a similar level of radiological activity is under tors taken. This results in the fact that the largest contribution to radiation exposure to the population as a whole is This concept is known as the ALARA principle (as low as known to be from man-made radiation sources arising in reasonably achievable), the form of diagnostic X-rays (UNSCEAR 2000). It is also In Article 4, 2(a), the MED states that: known that exposures vary widely, due to differences in Member States shall promote the establishment and the use of X-ray techniques and the level of skill of the operator of diagnostic reference levels for radiodiagnostic examinations the equipment. Consequently radiation protection of the patient is a major aim in modern health policy. The two Diagnostic reference levels are defined in Article 2 of the basic principles of radiation protection of the patient as MED as: recommended by the International Commission on Ra Dose levels in medical radiodiagnostic practices . .
Effects of Radiation/Radiation Protection.
Gynecology.
Imaging / Radiology.
by Horst Aichinger, Joachim Dierker, Sigrid Joite-Barfuß, Manfred Säbel.
Horst Aichinger
Joachim Dierker
Manfred Säbel
Sigrid Joite-Barfuß
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