EXTERNAL RADIATION DOSE FROM PATIENTS RECEIVED DIAGNOSTIC DOSES OF 201T1-CHLORIDE AND 99MTC-MIBI

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DADASHZADEH S.; SATARI A.; NASIROGHLI G.A.

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Journal: IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE Year:2002 | Volume:- | Issue:16-17 Page(s): 35-42

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EXTERNAL RADIATION DOSE FROM PATIENTS RECEIVED DIAGNOSTIC DOSES OF 201T1-CHLORIDE AND 99MTC-MIBI

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DADASHZADEH S. | SATARI A. | NASIROGHLI G.A.

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Patients receiving diagnostic doses of radiopharmaceuticals become a source of contamination and exposure for those who come in contact with them, such as nuclear medicine technologists, relatives and nurses. Therefore, the measurement of external radiation dose from these patients is necessary. In this study, the dose rates at distances of 10, 50 and 100cm from 70 patients who received diagnostic amounts of 201T1-chloride and 99mTc-MIBI was measured. The results showed that the maximum external radiation dose rates for 201T1 and 99mTc were 18.4 and 75.0 µSv.h-1, respectively, at 5 cm distance from the patients. The average radiation dose received by nuclear medicine technologists, considering their close contact during one working day was 12.5±3.4 µSv. The highest received dose was 22.7 µSv, which was well below the acceptable dose limit

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DADASHZADEH, S., SATARI, A., & NASIROGHLI, G.A.. (2002). EXTERNAL RADIATION DOSE FROM PATIENTS RECEIVED DIAGNOSTIC DOSES OF 201T1-CHLORIDE AND 99MTC-MIBI. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE, -(16-17), 35-42. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/531562/en

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DADASHZADEH S., SATARI A., NASIROGHLI G.A.. EXTERNAL RADIATION DOSE FROM PATIENTS RECEIVED DIAGNOSTIC DOSES OF 201T1-CHLORIDE AND 99MTC-MIBI. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE[Internet]. 2002;-(16-17):35-42. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/531562/en

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S. DADASHZADEH, A. SATARI, and G.A. NASIROGHLI, “EXTERNAL RADIATION DOSE FROM PATIENTS RECEIVED DIAGNOSTIC DOSES OF 201T1-CHLORIDE AND 99MTC-MIBI,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE, vol. -, no. 16-17, pp. 35–42, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/531562/en

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