Abstract
The malignant diseases in the pregnant women are relatively not much frequent, and some of these cases can be applied radiotherapy for the tumours treatment. The doses involved in the radio therapeutics procedures can produce a significant foetal damage, and the patient or worker has the right to know the magnitude and the potential effects that can be results of the radiotherapy exposure. The publication ICRP-84 of the International Commission of Radiological Protection approaches specific aspect of the individual justification of the medical exposure of the patient pregnant woman, and recommends work procedures for the dose optimization that will receive the fetus. In this communication is commented the content of the radiotherapy section of the mentioned publication.
Rojkind, Roberto H
[1]
- Autoridad Regulatoria Nuclear, Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Citation Formats
Rojkind, Roberto H.
Recommendations of the publication ICRP-84: pregnancy and medical irradiation for radiotherapy; Recomendaciones de la publicacion ICRP-84: embarazo e irradiacion medica para radioterapia.
Argentina: N. p.,
2001.
Web.
Rojkind, Roberto H.
Recommendations of the publication ICRP-84: pregnancy and medical irradiation for radiotherapy; Recomendaciones de la publicacion ICRP-84: embarazo e irradiacion medica para radioterapia.
Argentina.
Rojkind, Roberto H.
2001.
"Recommendations of the publication ICRP-84: pregnancy and medical irradiation for radiotherapy; Recomendaciones de la publicacion ICRP-84: embarazo e irradiacion medica para radioterapia."
Argentina.
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title = {Recommendations of the publication ICRP-84: pregnancy and medical irradiation for radiotherapy; Recomendaciones de la publicacion ICRP-84: embarazo e irradiacion medica para radioterapia}
author = {Rojkind, Roberto H}
abstractNote = {The malignant diseases in the pregnant women are relatively not much frequent, and some of these cases can be applied radiotherapy for the tumours treatment. The doses involved in the radio therapeutics procedures can produce a significant foetal damage, and the patient or worker has the right to know the magnitude and the potential effects that can be results of the radiotherapy exposure. The publication ICRP-84 of the International Commission of Radiological Protection approaches specific aspect of the individual justification of the medical exposure of the patient pregnant woman, and recommends work procedures for the dose optimization that will receive the fetus. In this communication is commented the content of the radiotherapy section of the mentioned publication.}
place = {Argentina}
year = {2001}
month = {Jul}
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title = {Recommendations of the publication ICRP-84: pregnancy and medical irradiation for radiotherapy; Recomendaciones de la publicacion ICRP-84: embarazo e irradiacion medica para radioterapia}
author = {Rojkind, Roberto H}
abstractNote = {The malignant diseases in the pregnant women are relatively not much frequent, and some of these cases can be applied radiotherapy for the tumours treatment. The doses involved in the radio therapeutics procedures can produce a significant foetal damage, and the patient or worker has the right to know the magnitude and the potential effects that can be results of the radiotherapy exposure. The publication ICRP-84 of the International Commission of Radiological Protection approaches specific aspect of the individual justification of the medical exposure of the patient pregnant woman, and recommends work procedures for the dose optimization that will receive the fetus. In this communication is commented the content of the radiotherapy section of the mentioned publication.}
place = {Argentina}
year = {2001}
month = {Jul}
}