Abstract
The authors describe the radiological techniques during angiography examinations in their hospital. For every technique they measured the radiation exposure and dose to the staff of doctors, assistants and nurses in their standard positions in the room and the radiation dose at various points on their bodies. The results are critically discussed and alternative protection devices are analysed, since there are many difficulties concerning the employ of usual radiation protection systems. Cardiologists, above all, are given some recommendations to reduce radiation exposure without prejudicing the exam results.
Citation Formats
Biazzi, L, and Garbagna, P.
Radiation exposure and protection during angiography.
France: N. p.,
1979.
Web.
Biazzi, L, & Garbagna, P.
Radiation exposure and protection during angiography.
France.
Biazzi, L, and Garbagna, P.
1979.
"Radiation exposure and protection during angiography."
France.
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title = {Radiation exposure and protection during angiography}
author = {Biazzi, L, and Garbagna, P}
abstractNote = {The authors describe the radiological techniques during angiography examinations in their hospital. For every technique they measured the radiation exposure and dose to the staff of doctors, assistants and nurses in their standard positions in the room and the radiation dose at various points on their bodies. The results are critically discussed and alternative protection devices are analysed, since there are many difficulties concerning the employ of usual radiation protection systems. Cardiologists, above all, are given some recommendations to reduce radiation exposure without prejudicing the exam results.}
journal = []
volume = {22:4}
place = {France}
year = {1979}
month = {May}
}
title = {Radiation exposure and protection during angiography}
author = {Biazzi, L, and Garbagna, P}
abstractNote = {The authors describe the radiological techniques during angiography examinations in their hospital. For every technique they measured the radiation exposure and dose to the staff of doctors, assistants and nurses in their standard positions in the room and the radiation dose at various points on their bodies. The results are critically discussed and alternative protection devices are analysed, since there are many difficulties concerning the employ of usual radiation protection systems. Cardiologists, above all, are given some recommendations to reduce radiation exposure without prejudicing the exam results.}
journal = []
volume = {22:4}
place = {France}
year = {1979}
month = {May}
}