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Radiation exposure of patient and operating room personnel by fluoroscopy and navigation during spinal surgery

Bratschitsch et al., 2019

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Bratschitsch G
Leitner L
Stücklschweiger G
Guss H
Sadoghi P
Puchwein P
Leithner A
Radl R
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Scientific Reports

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Intraoperative radiography imaging is essential for accurate spinal implant placement. Hazards caused by ionizing radiation raised concern on personnel's work life long exposure in the operating room (OR). To particularize a cumulative risk estimation of radiation of …
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