… It is of interest to quantify the radiation dose received by a patient undergoing a CT … to
medical radiation exposure [1-3]. Knowledge of an individual organ absorbed dose permits the …

… Patient radiation doses received during interventional radiological procedures can be significant.
To aid in the establishment of reference dose levels, a patient dose … radiographic dose–…

… ance with recording administered dose. Concerns over patient radiation doses are valid. …
all interventional radiology procedures is to treat patients and thereby improve their well-being. …

… Patient radiation dose in these procedures can be assessed either by measurements on a
series of patients in real … on risks to patients and strategies to minimize patient radiation doses. …

… radiation dose is received by a patient who undergoes a CBCT examination? How high is
the radiation dose … Are there methods for reducing the radiation dose without affecting the …

… radiation … doses received by the patient during cardiac catheterization procedures were
assessed. A representacoronary angioplasty (PTCA), the radiation doses received by the patient …

… involves greater patient dose than conventional radiography, and, although the primary
radiation dose is delivered to smaller volumes, dose calculations must account for dose received …

… patient radiation doses from common non-cardiac CT examinations, to compare findings with
DRLs, to identify whether patient doses … impact of multislice technology on patient doses. …

… Total fluoroscopy time is a poor predictor of patient doses in interventional radiology. …
Patient radiation doses during interventional radiological procedures may be high, particularly …

… Although numerous patients derive great benefit from … is patient radiation dose. Therefore,
interventionalists should be aware of how to reduce the radiation dose to their patients. …