Application of Three-dimensional Radiation Protection for Interventional Radiology
Zaizhong Chen
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Zaizhong Chen
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Objective:To evaluate the value of three-dimensional radiation protective measures for interventional radiology. Methods:Plumbous drapes below the operation table,pensile lead glass screen,exposure suit,lead scarf,lead-impregnated eye-glasses and distance protection were used for radiation protection.RADOS RAD-60 personal alarm dosimeter was used to detect the dose of X-ray radiation.Results:Plumbous drapes,pensile lead glass screen,exposure suit and distance protection can obviously reduce the dose of X-ray radiation exposure.Conclusion:The three-dimensional radiation protective measures for interventional radiology can reduce obviously the dose of radiation exposure to operators and patients.
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Objective:To evaluate the value of three-dimensional radiation protective measures for interventional radiology. Methods:Plumbous drapes below the operation table,pensile lead glass screen,exposure suit,lead scarf,lead-impregnated eye-glasses and distance protection were used for radiation protection.RADOS RAD-60 personal alarm dosimeter was used to detect the dose of X-ray radiation.Results:Plumbous drapes,pensile lead glass screen,exposure suit and distance protection can obviously reduce the dose of X-ray radiation exposure.Conclusion:The three-dimensional radiation protective measures for interventional radiology can reduce obviously the dose of radiation exposure to operators and patients.
Key concepts: Medicine, Radiation protection, Dosimeter, Lead apron, Radiation exposure, Interventional radiology, Radiation dose, Nuclear medicine