2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.apradiso.2016.03.008
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Diagnostic radiology dosimetry: Status and trends

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“…[24] The importance of dosimetry to healthcare workers is to measure the amount of radiation dose received during the radiological procedure, to work properly dosimeters need to be accurate, precise, tissue equivalent, and energy independent. [25] Protective equipment needs to cover the greatest exposure areas of the surgeon, such as the extremities and the head and neck. [26,27] Other preventive measures include reducing X-ray duration, which can be achieved by short pedal taps.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[24] The importance of dosimetry to healthcare workers is to measure the amount of radiation dose received during the radiological procedure, to work properly dosimeters need to be accurate, precise, tissue equivalent, and energy independent. [25] Protective equipment needs to cover the greatest exposure areas of the surgeon, such as the extremities and the head and neck. [26,27] Other preventive measures include reducing X-ray duration, which can be achieved by short pedal taps.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dangers of X-ray radiation are based on radiobiology and epidemiological studies that use dosimeters to determine the radiation dosage. Radiation dosimetry has its origins in med-ical uses of ionizing radiation, dating back to the discovery of X-rays in 1895 [ [11] - [25]]. The absorbed dose in organs can be projected using dosimeters placed in a phantom for in vitro or in vivo radiation dosimetry [26] [27].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gonzalez e Azorín [4] produziram LiF: Mg, Cu, P + PTFE e realizaram um estudo da resposta TL deste material para fontes radioativas beta do tipo 90 Sr/ 90 Y e Azorín et al [5] desenvolveram pastilhas de LiF misturado ao PTFE para monitoração pessoal. Outros artigos aplicaram este tipo de material à dosimetria na área de radioterapia [6] e à dosimetria na área de radiodiagnóstico [7]. Apesar de serem semelhantes ao LiF-NRPB, existe uma particularidade na curva da resposta termoluminescente apresentada neste trabalho que os outros materiais não apresentam [1].…”
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