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Recent advances in dedicated breast CT technology suggest that 3D mammograms are now possible, with no more radiation dose than from a two-view mammogram [44].

Four participants had median Hp (0.07 P3/Hp 0.07 P11 ratios higher than 2. This means that at least 100%% more radiation dose was absorbed by P3 than P1 in those patients.

Therefore, the likelihood that the radiation dose absorbed by susceptible tissues such as gut and bone marrow will be lower and that more radiation dose will be absorbed for longer within the confines of the shrinking tumour favours 177Lu-DAB4 rathan than 90Y-DAB4 for La-targeted RIT post-chemotherapy.

The use of retrospective gating (more radiation dose) or prospective gating (step and shoot with an option for dose-saving protocols) makes imaging of the entrance tear and re-entries (additional communications between the true and false lumen) easier than ungated CT [6].

CM 1 2 will, on average, yield more radiation dose variability in the sets than randomly sampled controls.

The heart received more radiation dose in FSCB designs, that is, 9 12 Gy and 7 19% increase in mean dose and V40, respectively.

Clearly, the more uninvolved the adenoids are (such as those with safe margins in sites 1 and 2), the more the radiation dose is reduced for hypertrophic adenoids.

While a diffuse intra-articular Y-90 distribution pattern on imaging may be expected to provide a more widespread radiation dose, our results do not suggest this correlates with clinical outcome.

Non-physicians reported fewer such referrals, more use of referral guidelines and more weight on radiation dose.

Despite their slightly poorer radiation knowledge, non-physicians put more weight on radiation dose when referring.

Nearly all students, (n = 93) correctly identified the group of patients who would be more sensitive to radiation dose.