Reduced Radiation Exposure in the Operating Room with Video Disc Radiography
Leslie M. Zatz, Roland A. Finston, Henry H. Jones
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Leslie M. Zatz, Roland A. Finston, Henry H. Jones
Abstract
The radiation exposure required to produce single television images using a video disc recorder with a mobile image intensifier television system was measured during simulated operative procedures. There was a very significant reduction in exposure as compared to fluoroscopy, yet most of the advantages of fluoroscopy were retained. The authors urge that a video disc recorder be incorporated into all mobile fluoroscopy systems.
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The radiation exposure required to produce single television images using a video disc recorder with a mobile image intensifier television system was measured during simulated operative procedures. There was a very significant reduction in exposure as compared to fluoroscopy, yet most of the advantages of fluoroscopy were retained. The authors urge that a video disc recorder be incorporated into all mobile fluoroscopy systems.
Key concepts: Fluoroscopy, Image intensifier, Medicine, Radiation exposure, Radiography, Nuclear medicine, Medical physics, Radiology