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Performance of a Dedicated Radioprotection Cabin for the Interventional Echocardiographer During Structural Heart Procedures. [PDF]
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Application and Outcomes of Minimal-Dose Versus Standard-Dose Radiation in Peripheral Endovascular Intervention (KAR Endovascular Study). [PDF]
Kar S, Espinoza C.
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No specific impact of ultra-high dose rates on radiation-induced chromosome rearrangements. [PDF]
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A Theoretical Study of Measuring In-Air Collision Kerma
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Spectra and air-kerma strength for encapsulated 192Ir sources
Medical Physics, 1999The photon spectra in vacuum around four types of 192Ir HDR brachytherapy sources are calculated using the Monte Carlo code EGS4 and the most recent spectral information on 192Ir decay. The air-kerma strengths per unit activity are calculated based on the photon fluence around a bare 192Ir source and around each of four types of encapsulated sources ...
Borg, J., Rogers, D. W.O.
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Development and characterization of air kerma cavity standard
Measurement, 2019Abstract Ionization chambers are the most common detectors for precise measurements such as these required in radiation protection and radiotherapy. This paper presents the design, development and characterization of a new graphite-walled cavity ionization chamber used as a primary standard for air kerma rate for 137Cs and 60Co gamma radiation of the
M.M. Szymko +3 more
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Lowering air kerma to improve the CTO operator's karma
Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions, 2023Key Points Along with the implementation of protection devices and procedural techniques, optimizing fluoroscopic protocols is a crucial step to reduce radiation dose to cath‐lab operators According to this retrospective study, using an ultra‐low dose fluoroscopy protocol (3.75 frames per second) is a simple, effective, and safe way to reduce radiation
Stefano Rigattieri, Matteo Casenghi
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