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Diagnostic reference levels for X-ray examinations in Slovenia
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Expanding the Concept of Diagnostic Reference Levels to Noise and Dose Reference Levels in CT
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2019 OBJECTIVE. Diagnostic reference levels were developed as guidance for radiation dose in medical imaging and, by inference, diagnostic quality. The objective of this work was to expand the concept of diagnostic reference levels to explicitly include noise of CT examinations to simultaneously target both dose and quality through corresponding reference ...
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W1 demand [4]. Dose limits apply to occupational and public exposure, not to exposure of patients (medical exposure), because limits may compromise patient care. Diagnostic reference levels are used as a trigger to identify those facilities using unusually high doses in a specified radiologic procedure, for which optimization actions are needed.
Jenia, Vassileva, Madan, Rehani
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W1 demand [4]. Dose limits apply to occupational and public exposure, not to exposure of patients (medical exposure), because limits may compromise patient care. Diagnostic reference levels are used as a trigger to identify those facilities using unusually high doses in a specified radiologic procedure, for which optimization actions are needed.
Jenia, Vassileva, Madan, Rehani
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