Sentence examples for higher radiation exposure from inspiring English sources
Higher radiation exposure is a limitation of this technique, particularly relevant in the younger patient population.
EANM guidelines also suggest the use of 18F NaF PET/CT, though it leads to a higher radiation exposure.
Following AAA patients with repeated PET/CT scans might be useful, but this approach needs to be weighed against higher radiation exposure.
Because of its relatively longer half-life, 89Zn-trastuzumab provides clearer images as the patient can be imaged at longer time points; however, it induces higher radiation exposure.
There is also a lack of detailed occlusion due to artifacts and higher radiation exposure than other craniofacial X-ray acquisition systems[13].
Thirty-seven percent of students in the study population correctly answered that an abdominal radiograph involved higher radiation exposure than a chest radiograph compared with only 16% of controls (p < 0.001).
The fixed tube-time-current product technique was preferred over the use of z-axis automated tube current modulation (ATCM) to ensure that radiation exposure remained below that of plain radiography regardless of body habitus; the use of ATCM would result in higher radiation exposures with increasing body mass index and thus the final radiation exposure would be less predicatable.
If such variation exists, this would imply that certain parts of the population receive higher radiation exposures from medical imaging than others and would provide evidence for the socio-economic variation of medical radiation exposures.
A third man, a senior control room operator in his 50s, is being tested further after early findings showed high radiation exposure.
Although effective, traditional CT-angiography carries a high radiation exposure, especially harmful for young children.
