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Hong ST

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PREFACE: How Dangerous Are X-ray Studies That We Undertake Every Day?

Kim DI

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General Principles of Radiation Protection in Fields of Diagnostic Medical Exposure

Do KH

After the rapid development of medical equipment including CT or PET-CT, radiation doses from medical exposure are now the largest source of man-made radiation exposure. General principles of radiation protection...
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Patient Dose Management: Focus on Practical Actions

Park MY, Jung SE

Medical radiation is a very important part of modern medicine, and should be only used when needed and optimized. Justification and optimization of radiation examinations must be performed. The first...
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Imaging Guidelines for Enhancing Justifications for Radiologic Studies

Jeong WK, Baek JH, Jung SE, Do KH, Yong HS, Kim MJ, Choi M, Lee M, Choi SJ, Jo AJ, Choi JA

Justification in the field of radiology refers to the appropriate use of radiologic imaging modalities, and may be achieved by establishing clinical imaging guidelines (CIGs). Recently, CIGs have been shown...
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Radiation Dose from Whole-Body F-18 Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography: Nationwide Survey in Korea

Kwon HW, Kim JP, Lee HJ, Paeng JC, Lee JS, Cheon GJ, Lee DS, Chung JK, Kang KW

The purpose of this study was to estimate average radiation exposure from 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) examinations and to analyze possible factors affecting the radiation dose. A...
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History and Organizations for Radiological Protection

Kang KW

International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP), an independent international organization established in 1925, develops, maintains, and elaborates radiological protection standards, legislation, and guidelines. United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects...
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Radiological Justification for and Optimization of Nuclear Medicine Practices in Korea

Kim BI

Nuclear medicine is a rapidly growing discipline that employs advanced novel hybrid techniques that provide unique anatomical and functional information, as well as targets for molecular therapy. Concomitantly, there has...
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Is the Linear No-Threshold Dose-Response Paradigm Still Necessary for the Assessment of Health Effects of Low Dose Radiation?

Seong KM, Seo S, Lee D, Kim MJ, Lee SS, Park S, Jin YW

Inevitable human exposure to ionizing radiation from man-made sources has been increased with the proceeding of human civilization and consequently public concerns focus on the possible risk to human health....
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The Radiation Problem and Its Solution from a Health Communication Perspective

Kim Y

This paper observes both foreign and national discussions on preexisting radiation communication and attempts to find out what it takes to ensure that discussion concerning radiation leads to participation of...
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Factors Related to Radiation Exposure during Lumbar Spine Intervention

Choi MH, Choi BG, Jung SE, Byun JY

Fluoroscopy guidance is useful to confirm anatomical landmark and needle location for spine intervention; however, it can lead to radiation exposure in patients, physicians, and medical staff. Physicians who used...
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Evolving Clinical Cancer Radiotherapy: Concerns Regarding Normal Tissue Protection and Quality Assurance

Choi WH, Cho J

Radiotherapy, which is one of three major cancer treatment methods in modern medicine, has continued to develop for a long period, more than a century. The development of radiotherapy means...
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Survey of Thoracic CT Protocols and Technical Parameters in Korean Hospitals: Changes before and after Establishment of Thoracic CT Guideline by Korean Society of Thoracic Radiology in 2008

Kang JW, Do KH, Han K, Chae EJ, Yang DH, Lee CW

We retrospectively reviewed the thoracic CT scan protocols and technical parameters obtained from hospitals in Korea, one group during May 2007 (n = 100) and the other group during January...
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Radiation Doses of Various CT Protocols: a Multicenter Longitudinal Observation Study

Jang J, Jung SE, Jeong WK, Lim YS, Choi JI, Park MY, Kim Y, Lee SK, Chung JJ, Eo H, Yong HS, Hwang SS

Emerging concerns regarding the hazard from medical radiation including CT examinations has been suggested. The purpose of this study was to observe the longitudinal changes of CT radiation doses of...
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