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The British Journal of Radiology, 1956
The possibility of using radioactive isotopes as sources of radiation for medical radiography has been raised by several writers in recent years (Mayneord, 1952; Untermeyer, Spedding, Daene, Powell and Hasterlik, 1954). Only a very few of the many known isotopes fulfil the requirements of sources for this purpose.
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The possibility of using radioactive isotopes as sources of radiation for medical radiography has been raised by several writers in recent years (Mayneord, 1952; Untermeyer, Spedding, Daene, Powell and Hasterlik, 1954). Only a very few of the many known isotopes fulfil the requirements of sources for this purpose.
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British Dental Journal, 1999
Dental radiographs constitute 25% of all exposures made in the UK and therefore in terms of radiation protection the population risk is not insignificant. Paragraph 11 of The Core of Knowledge in the Schedule to the Protection of persons undergoing medical examination or treatment (POPUMET) regulations specifies the importance of using existing ...
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Dental radiographs constitute 25% of all exposures made in the UK and therefore in terms of radiation protection the population risk is not insignificant. Paragraph 11 of The Core of Knowledge in the Schedule to the Protection of persons undergoing medical examination or treatment (POPUMET) regulations specifies the importance of using existing ...
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Technical Innovations and Patient Support in Radiation Oncology, 2021
Aileen Duffton, Aoife Williamson
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Aileen Duffton, Aoife Williamson
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Reporting radiographer peer review systems: A cross-sectional survey of London NHS Trusts
Radiography, 2021Nick Woznitza, S Rowe
exaly