OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION DOSES TO OPERATORS PERFORMING CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION PROCEDURES
Abstract
Cardiac catheterization procedures using fluoroscopy reduce patient morbidity and mortality compared to operative procedures. These diagnostic and therapeutic procedures require radiation exposure to patients and physicians. The objectives of the present investigation were to provide a systematic comprehensive summary of the reported radiation doses received by operators due to diagnostic or interventional fluoroscopically-guided procedures, to...
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Title
OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION DOSES TO OPERATORS PERFORMING CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION PROCEDURES
Published Date
Mar 1, 2008
Journal
Volume
94
Issue
3
Pages
211 - 227
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