Importance Inaccurate clinician expectations of the benefits and harms of interventions can
profoundly influence decision making and may be contributing to increasing intervention …

Ionising radiation stands as an indispensable protagonist in the narrative of medical
imaging, underpinning diagnostic evaluations and therapeutic interventions across an array …

Ionizing radiation is omnipresent. We are continuously exposed to natural (eg, radon and
cosmic) and man‐made radiation sources, including those from industry but especially from …

There is a need for non-invasive diagnostic tools to detect and monitor the occurrence of
diseases. Ideally, this can be done without resorting to ionizing radiation, especially when …

This paper demonstrates the outcomes of a feasibility study of a microwave imaging
procedure based on the Huygens principle for bone lesion detection. This study has been …

Clinical diagnosis is increasingly being supported by complementary imaging methods,
many of them based on ionizing radiation such as X-ray. Bone fractures are traditionally …

Results Protocol changes led to statistically significant (p< 0.05) differences in radiation
exposure recorded throughout the hospital systems. The primary PDSA cycle readings …

Due to variation among radiographers' practice, and the importance of unifying practice
during radiography for optimizing radiation level and image quality, the current manuscript …

Exposure to ionizing radiation may induce cancer risk to the patients proportional to the
radiation absorbed dose and the organ sensitivity. Therefore protection of radiation …

Exposure to ionizing radiation is a consequence of many diagnostic and interventional
cardiac procedures. Radiation exposure can result in detrimental health effects because of …