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Investigation of the barium enema x-ray examination as a significant contributor to the genetically-significant dose from diagnostic radiology
The results of a study conducted by Maree (1995) indicated that the genetically-significant dose (GSD) for the white, female population in South Africa was considerably higher than the GSD for females in Great Britain, France and the United States of America. Further to this finding, Maree's study d...
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Division of Medical Physics
2018
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