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Conversion Coefficients for Radiological Protection Quantities for External Radiation Exposures

Nina Petoussi-Henss, Wesley Emmett Bolch, Keith F. Eckerman, Akira Endo, Nolan E. Hertel, J Hunt, M. Pelliccioni, H. Schlattl, M. Zankl

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PREFACE MAIN POINTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. INTRODUCTION 2. Quantities used in radiation protection for external exposure 3. Determination of organ absorbed doses OF the ICRP/ICRU REFERENCE phantomS 4. Conversion coefficients for external exposure 5. Relationships between dose conversion coefficients For operational and protection quantities References Annex A - Effective dose conversion coefficients Annex B - Organ absorbed dose conversion coefficients for photons Annex C - Organ absorbed dose conversion coefficients for neutrons Annex D - Skeletal fluence-to-dose response functions - Photons Annex E - Skeletal fluence-to-dose response functions - Neutrons Annex F - Conversion coefficients for the eye lens Annex G - Special considerations for assessing the local skin equivalent dose Annex H - Effective dose for superior hemisphere semi isotropic irradiation for aircraft crew dosimetry Annex I - Methods used for evaluation of reference data

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PREFACE MAIN POINTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. INTRODUCTION 2. Quantities used in radiation protection for external exposure 3. Determination of organ absorbed doses OF the ICRP/ICRU REFERENCE phantomS 4. Conversion coefficients for external exposure 5. Relationships between dose conversion coefficients For operational and protection quantities References Annex A - Effective dose conversion coefficients Annex B - Organ absorbed dose conversion coefficients for photons Annex C - Organ absorbed dose conversion coefficients for neutrons Annex D - Skeletal fluence-to-dose response functions - Photons Annex E - Skeletal fluence-to-dose response functions - Neutrons Annex F - Conversion coefficients for the eye lens Annex G - Special considerations for assessing the local skin equivalent dose Annex H - Effective dose for superior hemisphere semi isotropic irradiation for aircraft crew dosimetry Annex I - Methods used for evaluation of reference data

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PREFACE MAIN POINTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. INTRODUCTION 2. Quantities used in radiation protection for external exposure 3. Determination of organ absorbed doses OF the ICRP/ICRU REFERENCE phantomS 4. Conversion coefficients for external exposure 5. Relationships between dose conversion coefficients For operational and protection quantities References Annex A - Effective dose conversion coefficients Annex B - Organ absorbed dose conversion coefficients for photons Annex C - Organ absorbed dose conversion coefficients for neutrons Annex D - Skeletal fluence-to-dose response functions - Photons Annex E - Skeletal fluence-to-dose response functions - Neutrons Annex F - Conversion coefficients for the eye lens Annex G - Special considerations for assessing the local skin equivalent dose Annex H - Effective dose for superior hemisphere semi isotropic irradiation for aircraft crew dosimetry Annex I - Methods used for evaluation of reference data

Key concepts: Absorbed dose, Dosimetry, Radiological weapon, Radiation protection, Equivalent dose, Effective dose (radiation), Eye lens, Nuclear medicine

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