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Magnitudes y unidades para dosimetría del personal ocupacionalmente expuesto en radiodiagnóstico e intervencionismo

Translated title of the contribution: Quantities and units for dosimetry of occupationally exposed personnel in diagnostic and interventional radiology
  • Servicio de Imagenología Clínica San José
  • Chilean Commission of Nuclear Energy
  • Servicio de Imagenología Hospital Dr. Juan Noé Crevanni

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Abstract

There are many documents and international recommendations offer names, concepts, definitions and fields of application for various quantities and units used to monitor the exposure levels of ionizing radiation to which workers are exposed during the diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures. However, as in the case of patient dosimetry, national legislation is not up-to-date in this area and nowhere does it establish an up-to-date glossary that would facilitate rapid and precise location of this kind of information. In light of the foregoing, this review paper presents a second guidance document, complementary to our published article in 2015 titled “Quantities and units used in patient dosimetry in radiodiagnostic and intervencional procedures”, which describes the principal quantities and units that must be known and used in occupational dosimetry for workers participating in diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures, in a didactical manner and using simple language for professionals in health and similar areas.

Translated title of the contributionQuantities and units for dosimetry of occupationally exposed personnel in diagnostic and interventional radiology
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)5-11
Number of pages7
JournalRevista Chilena de Radiologia
Volume24
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Mar 2018

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