Cumulative radiation exposure from multimodality recurrent imaging of CT, fluoroscopically guided intervention, and nuclear medicine

Li, Xinhua; Rehani, Madan M.; Marschall, Theodore A.; Yang, Kai; Liu, Bob

doi:10.1007/s00330-023-10299-7

Eur Radiol

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s00330-023-10299-7

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Cumulative radiation exposure from multimodality recurrent imaging of CT, fluoroscopically guided intervention, and nuclear medicine

Xinhua Li,

Madan M. Rehani,

Theodore A. Marschall

et al.

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Recurrent medical imaging exposures for the care of patients: one way forward

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Is a one percent occurrence of high-dose patients significant?

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Dose, dose, dose, but where is the patient dose?

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2024

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The article reviews the historical developments in radiation dose metrices in medical imaging. It identifies the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of current-day metrices. The actions on shifting focus from International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) Reference-Man–based population-average phantoms to patient-specific computational phantoms have been proposed and discussed. Technological developments in recent years involving AI-based automatic organ segmentation and ‘near real-time’ Monte Carlo dose calculations suggest the feasibility and advantage of obtaining patient-specific organ doses. It appears that the time for ICRP and other international organizations to embrace ‘patient-specific’ dose quantity representing risk may have finally come. While the existing dose metrices meet specific demands, emphasis needs to be also placed on making radiation units understandable to the medical community.

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Cumulative radiation exposure from multimodality recurrent imaging of CT, fluoroscopically guided intervention, and nuclear medicine

Cited by 3 publications

References 44 publications

Recurrent medical imaging exposures for the care of patients: one way forward

Recurrent medical imaging exposures for the care of patients: one way forward

Is a one percent occurrence of high-dose patients significant?

Dose, dose, dose, but where is the patient dose?

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