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Author(s)
Antar E. Aly, Ibrahim M. Duhaini, Samia M. Manaa, Sayed M. Tarique, Shehim E. Kuniyil, Huda M. Al Naemi
ABSTRACT
Information
about the peak skin dose and Dose Area product (DAP) from percutaneous
transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) and coronary angiography (CA)
was collected from three catheter application rooms. The range of
maximum photon energy was 50 - 125 kVp and the fluoroscopy time was 0.6 -
52 seconds. Values of up to 143 Gy·cm2 for DAP and 0.752 mGy
for cumulative dose (CD) were found in CA procedures. Otherwise the DAP
and CD for PTCA were found to be 143 Gy·cm2 and 2.287 mGy
respectively in 3rd Quartile. The relation between the fluoroscopy time
and the DAP is also considered. Objectives: The objective of this study
is to obtain information about patient peak skin doses (PSD), dose area
product (DAP), Fluoroscopy Time (FT) and Cumulative Dose (CD) from PTCA
and CA which is the most predominant with respect to high skin doses in
addition to other procedures. The aim of this study is also to assess
the radiation dose received by patients undergoing interventional
radiology procedures, by identifying the procedures that deliver the
highest doses. This study is also helpful to establish the reference
dose level for adult patients undergoing interventional procedure, and
to provide recommendations on how to reduce dose on selected procedures
that have been identified to deliver patient dose values near the ICRP
(International Commission on Radiological Protection) threshold values.
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