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Radiation dose optimization in interventional radiology and cardiology using diagnostic reference levels
The International Commission of Radiological Protection (ICRP) advises that in principle Diagnostic Reference Levels (DRL) could be used in fluoroscopically guided interventional procedures to avoid unnecessary stochastic radiation risk. The increase in complexity of interventional procedures, combi...
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Division of Medical Physics
2016
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