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Patient and staff dosimetry in vertebroplasty

Fitousi et al., 2006

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2732204392613727209
Author
Fitousi N
Efstathopoulos E
Delis H
Kottou S
Kelekis A
Panayiotakis G
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Study Design. Eleven vertebroplasty operations were studied in terms of radiation dose. Objective. Doses to patients and staff associated with vertebroplasty were measured. Occupational doses were compared with the annual dose limits, and the effectiveness of the …
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