Abstract
The MIRD (Medical Internal Radiation Dose) system was established by the Society of Nuclear Medicine of USA in 1960 to assist the medical community in the estimation of the dose in organs and tissues due to the incorporation of radioactive materials. Since then, 'MIRD Dose Estimate Report' (from the 1 to 12) and 'Pamphlets', of great utility for the dose calculations, were published. The MIRD system was planned essentially for the calculation of doses received by the patients during nuclear medicine diagnostic procedures. The MIRD methodology for the absorbed doses calculations in different tissues is explained.
Rojo, Ana M;
[1]
Gomez Parada, Ines
[2]
- Autoridad Regulatoria Nuclear, Buenos Aires (Argentina)
- Sociedad Argentina de Radioproteccion, Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Citation Formats
Rojo, Ana M, and Gomez Parada, Ines.
MIRD methodology; Metodologia MIRD.
Argentina: N. p.,
2004.
Web.
Rojo, Ana M, & Gomez Parada, Ines.
MIRD methodology; Metodologia MIRD.
Argentina.
Rojo, Ana M, and Gomez Parada, Ines.
2004.
"MIRD methodology; Metodologia MIRD."
Argentina.
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place = {Argentina}
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title = {MIRD methodology; Metodologia MIRD}
author = {Rojo, Ana M, and Gomez Parada, Ines}
abstractNote = {The MIRD (Medical Internal Radiation Dose) system was established by the Society of Nuclear Medicine of USA in 1960 to assist the medical community in the estimation of the dose in organs and tissues due to the incorporation of radioactive materials. Since then, 'MIRD Dose Estimate Report' (from the 1 to 12) and 'Pamphlets', of great utility for the dose calculations, were published. The MIRD system was planned essentially for the calculation of doses received by the patients during nuclear medicine diagnostic procedures. The MIRD methodology for the absorbed doses calculations in different tissues is explained.}
place = {Argentina}
year = {2004}
month = {Jul}
}