The primary goal of radiation management in interventional radiology is to minimize the
unnecessary use of radiation. Clinical radiation management minimizes radiation risk to the …

Purpose To propose initial values for patient reference levels for fluoroscopically guided
procedures in the United States. Materials and Methods This secondary analysis of data …

The benefits of fluoroscopically guided interventional procedures are significant and have
established new standards in the clinical management of many diseases. Despite the …

Coronary angioplasties can be performed with either single-plane or biplane imaging
techniques. The aim of this study was to determine whether biplane imaging, in comparison …

Fluoroscopy is a method used to provide real time x‐ray imaging of the body during medical
procedures to assist with medical diagnosis and treatment. Recent technological advances …

PURPOSE: To evaluate dose reduction in vascular angiographic procedures by using
fluoroscopy capture instead of digital subtraction angiography frames for documentation …

Purpose To investigate the radiation exposure in non-vascular fluoroscopy guided
interventions and to search strategies for dose reduction. Materials and Methods Dose area …

Objective. To assess whether physician training helps decrease the amount of radiation
delivered to patients undergoing coronary angioplasty with stent placement. Background …

A radiation control system and method are provided in which radiation delivered to a patient
and/or the operator of the equipment is minimized. The radiation control system may be …

While it has been known for more than a century that radiation presents risks to both the
physician and the patient, skin injuries from fluoroscopy became increasingly rare after the …