ArticleScientific reports2017
Occupational eye dose in interventional cardiology procedures.
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- Usefulness of augmented reality in radiological protection education and training for interventional radiologists.The British journal of radiology · 2023Article
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Abstract
It is important to measure the radiation dose [3-mm dose equivalent, Hp(3)] in the eye. This study was to determine the current occupational radiation eye dose of staff conducting interventional cardiology procedures, using a novel direct eye dosimeter. We measured the occupational eye dose [Hp(3)] in physicians and nurses in a catheterization laboratory for 6-months. The eye doses [Hp(3)] of 12 physicians (9 with Pb glasses, 3 without), and 11 nurses were recorded using a novel direct eye dosimeter, the DOSIRIS
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