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Organ dose assessment in 15-year-old patients undergoing panoramic radiography: a Monte Carlo study using mesh-type phantoms and realistic modelling. [PDF]
Soares MR, Batista WO, Rios JMG.
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Comparison of Radiation Dose Between Dedicated Cardiac and General-Purpose Angiography Systems in Coronary Intervention. [PDF]
Zheng X.
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A DOSE-AREA PRODUCT CALORIMETER FOR REDUCED UNCERTAINTY IN PROTON MINIBEAM DOSIMETRY.
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Calibration frequency of dose–area product meters
The British Journal of Radiology, 2001Calibration of patient dose monitoring devices in diagnostic radiology has become increasingly important in the light of new legislation that requires monitoring of patient dose against local and national diagnostic reference levels. An investigation was conducted into the long-term stability of 41 dose-area product (DAP) meters over a period of ...
M T, Crawley +4 more
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Dose-area product measurements in panoramic dental radiology
Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2006In this study, dose-area product (DAP) measurements in panoramic dental radiology have been performed in Germany. The results obtained in this study were proposed as diagnostic reference levels (DRLs). A representative number of dental panoramic units, both with digital and conventional image receptors, have been chosen.
B, Poppe +8 more
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The Dose-area Product and Assessment of the Occupational Dose in Interventional Radiology
Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2001This study used dose-area product (DAP) data to determine the relationship between the dose received by radiologists and the DAP. The working conditions were simulated by phantom measurements. The doses of scattered radiation were measured using various scattering angles, distances and tube voltages.
A, Servomaa, J, Karppinen
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