Irradiation of the human body by external or internal sources leads mostly to a simultaneous exposure of several organs. However, so far, no clear and consistent recommendations for the combination of organ doses and the assessment of an exposure limit under such irradiation conditions are available. One possible concept for the combination of organ doses is discussed. This concept is based on the assumption that at low doses the total radiation detriment to the exposed person is given by the sum of radiation detriments to the single organs. Taking into account a linear dose risk relationship, the sum of weighted organ doses leads to the definition of an 'Effective Dose'. The applicability and consequences of this 'Effective Dos...
A new approach for the determination of the equivalent uniform dose (EUD) for inhomogeneously irradi...
Internal dosimetry is the science of assessing the amount and distribution of radionuclides in the b...
PURPOSE: This paper gives an overview of the methods that are used to calculate dose and risk from ...
Modern radiation protection is based on the principles of justification, limitation, and optimisatio...
International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) Publication 103 provided a detailed expla...
ABSTRACT. The effective dose is designed to provide a single number proportional to the radiobiologi...
The requirement of the Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulation 2000 [IR(ME)R] of justifying...
For years many have employed the concept of "total-body dose " or "whole-body dose, &...
For the determination of organ doses and the effective dose equivalent either physical or mathematic...
Public Health Codes more and more require that any information relevant to the estimation of the hig...
Internal dosimetry deals with the assessment of absorbed dose for radionuclides distributed inside t...
The assessment of absorbed, equivalent and effective doses after internal exposure is based on activ...
Vita.From January 1994, U.S. nuclear plants must develop a technically rigorous approach for determi...
Absorbed dose D is shown to be a composite variable, the product of the fraction of cells hit (I/sub...
During examinations that involve significant levels of exposure, radiology staff wear protective apr...
A new approach for the determination of the equivalent uniform dose (EUD) for inhomogeneously irradi...
Internal dosimetry is the science of assessing the amount and distribution of radionuclides in the b...
PURPOSE: This paper gives an overview of the methods that are used to calculate dose and risk from ...
Modern radiation protection is based on the principles of justification, limitation, and optimisatio...
International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) Publication 103 provided a detailed expla...
ABSTRACT. The effective dose is designed to provide a single number proportional to the radiobiologi...
The requirement of the Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulation 2000 [IR(ME)R] of justifying...
For years many have employed the concept of "total-body dose " or "whole-body dose, &...
For the determination of organ doses and the effective dose equivalent either physical or mathematic...
Public Health Codes more and more require that any information relevant to the estimation of the hig...
Internal dosimetry deals with the assessment of absorbed dose for radionuclides distributed inside t...
The assessment of absorbed, equivalent and effective doses after internal exposure is based on activ...
Vita.From January 1994, U.S. nuclear plants must develop a technically rigorous approach for determi...
Absorbed dose D is shown to be a composite variable, the product of the fraction of cells hit (I/sub...
During examinations that involve significant levels of exposure, radiology staff wear protective apr...
A new approach for the determination of the equivalent uniform dose (EUD) for inhomogeneously irradi...
Internal dosimetry is the science of assessing the amount and distribution of radionuclides in the b...
PURPOSE: This paper gives an overview of the methods that are used to calculate dose and risk from ...