Die Strahlenbelastung des Untersuchten bei Routinedurchleuchtungen

Pape, R; Zakovsky, J.

doi:10.1055/s-0029-1226556

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“…When we compare this time with that of 400_+198 seconds used in our 140 upper GI series, or that of 508 • 183 seconds in our 100 barium enema investigations, we find that we are well within accepted fluoroscopic limits to investigations used currently. Table 3 illustrates this same point with reference to the literature where the fluoroscopic times used by a radiologist and a resident in radiology are compared [4,5]. Our conventional radiological investigations were primarily performed by residents, and Table 3 illustrates the increased fluoroscopic time needed by residents for a similar study compared to an expert radiologist.…”

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Radiation exposure in patients undergoing endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography and endoscopic papillotomy

Peters

Katz

Sáfrány

et al. 1978

Gastrointest Radiol

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Radiation exposure was studied in 327 patients undergoing endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, or endoscopic papillotomy taking into account fluoroscopy time and incident area exposure. The mean fluoroscopy time was 238 +/- 152 seconds and the incident area exposure 3,730 +/- 2,790 R X cm2. These results were compared with standard exposures in upper GI series and colon examinations as found in the literature.

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