Naslov
Radiation Protection Dosimetry in Medicine

Autori
Miljanić, Saveta ; Ranogajec-Komor, Maria

Izvornik
Report of the Working Group No. 9 of the European Radiation Dosimetry Group (EURADOS)

Vrsta, podvrsta
Ostale vrste radova, izvještaj

Godina
2009

Ključne riječi
Radiation protection ; EURADOS ; dosemeters

Sažetak
This report present the results achieved within the frame of the work the WP 7 (Radiation Protection Dosimetry of Medical Staff) of the coordination action CONRAD (Coordinated Network for Radiation Dosimetry) funded through the 6th EU Framework Program. This action was coordinated by EURADOS (European Radiation Dosimetry Group). EURADOS is an organization founded in 1981 to advance the scientific understanding and the technical development of the dosimetry of ionising radiation in the fields of radiation protection, radiobiology, radiation therapy and medical diagnosis by promoting collaboration between European laboratories. WP7 coordinates and promoted European research for the assessment of occupational exposures to staff in therapeutic and diagnostic radiology workplaces. Research is coordinated through sub-groups covering three specific areas: 1. Extremity dosimetry in nuclear medicine and interventional radiology: this sub-group coordinates investigations in the specific fields of the hospitals and studies of doses to different parts of the hands, arms, legs and feet ; 2. Practice of double dosimetry: this sub-group reviews and evaluates the different methods and algorithms for the use of dosemeters placed above and below lead aprons in large exposure during inverventional radiology procedures, especially to determine effective doses to cardiologists during cardiac catheterisation ; and 3. Use of electronic personal dosemeters in interventional radiology: this sub-group coordinates investigations in laboratories and hospitals, and intercomparisons with passive dosemeters with the aim to enable the formulation of standards.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Kemija

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