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One side effect, however, is exposure of the patient's leg to a mean radiation of 5.7 mSv.

Dose modulation was obtained with "electrocardiographic gating" for a maximum gantry delivery between 40% and 80% during the R-R interval and least delivery during the remainder of the cardiac cycle leading to an estimated mean radiation exposure of 14.3 mSv.

In the SC group, there was a saving of 250 X-rays (125 CXR and 125 PXR) leading to a mean radiation avoidance of 100 mSv.

The values varied between 1.5 and 3 mSv (in comparison, the mean radiation dose of a chest X-ray is 0.01 mSv).

Due to the lack of relevant data, in this paper we do not consider the solar radiations and set the mean radiation temperature of each TCL to be equal with the indoor air temperature.

The mean radiation dose of CT scans was 3.8 ± 3.0 (SD) (mSV).

A mean radiation dose of 44.7 Gy (range, 37.8 45.0 Gy) was administered to patients who completed treatment.

Maxon and co-workers, using sequential planar scintigraphy, established in the early 1980s that an effective mean radiation dose of at least 300 Gy is required for successful remnant ablation [ 16].

Survivors received a mean radiation dose of 26 miliSieverts solely from diagnostic imaging in the same time period, a 4.57-fold higher dose than matched controls (95 % CI: 4.39, 4.81).

For the total group of breast cancer patients a mean radiation induced yield of 1.24±0.25 (SD) chromatid breaks per metaphase was obtained, which is significantly higher than for the control group (Table 1).

None developed radiomicrosphere pneumonitis when treated up to a lung mean radiation absorbed dose of 18 Gy at a median follow-up of 4.4 months.