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KMID : 1131320150170020047
Journal of Korean Society of Computed Tomographic Technology
2015 Volume.17 No. 2 p.47 ~ p.57
The study on radiation exposure generated by CT scasnning to medical personnel
Kim Tae-Hyoung

Lee Seong-Ju
Kim Eui-Tae
Kim Chang-Su
Hwang Jang-Sun
Yoo Sang-Jae
Kim Dong-Seong
Abstract
Purpose : To minimize an unnecessary radiation dose which might affects to medical staffs or patient guardians who stay aside a patient in a CT room. This study was evaluated by a metric of the effective dose and surface dose.

Materials and Methods : This study was performed with a water phantom and anthropomorphic body phantom (Atom) using 16- channel MDCT (Somatom, Sensation, Siemens). The metrics were designed into two categories which one is a scan with protection equipment (Lead Apron) and the other is without the protection. Also, radiation doses were measured at various distances from X-ray exposure spot.

Results: The absorption rate of the surface dose and absorbed dose were highly reduced with the protection equipment and over 1 meter from X-ray source spot. Also, the effective dose was reduced significantly.

Conclusion : It is clear that the both absorbed and surface dose were reduced by the proper protection equipments (Lead Apron and Thyroid guard) and 2 meters distance from X-ray exposure spot. It is an essential factor that we have to provide the proper protection to medical staffs and the patient guidance to minimize unnecessary radiation dose.
KEYWORD
surface dose, post op CT, radiation exposure
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