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The influence of different imaging systems on radiation dose to operator in percutaneous coronary intervention |
HU Wenhao, WANG Zhiting, CAO Guoquan, HUANG Weijian, Zheng Xiangwu |
Department of Cardiology, the First Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University, Wenzhou, 325015 |
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HU Wenhao,WANG Zhiting,CAO Guoquan, et al. The influence of different imaging systems on radiation dose to operator in percutaneous coronary intervention[J]. JOURNAL OF WEZHOU MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, 2017, 47(8): 561-565.
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Abstract Objective: To discuss the effect of different imaging systems on radiation to the first and second operator s position dose in percutaneous coronary intervention. Methods: In this study, the measurements of the first and second operator’s surface entrance dose rate in 125 cm and 155 cm height were obtained in no and have radiation protection separately through transradial approach by special and public imaging system. The paired t test was used for statistical analysis of dose rate arithmetic mean values. Results: The operator’s surface entrance dose rate of public imaging system (except for the foot and right foot position of first operator in 155 cm height; the right foot position in 125 cm height and foot and right foot position in 155 cm height of second operator) was significantly higher than that of special imaging system in no bedside protection situation. In a bedside protection situation, the operator’s surface entrance dose rates of foot, right foot, left and right position of first operator in 125 and 155cm height in both systems were not detected. The dose rates of the left foot position of public imaging system in 125 cm and 155 cm height were higher than that of special imaging system. The dose rates of head and left head position in 125 cm height and head position in 155 cm height of special imaging system were higher than that of public imaging system. For second operator, the operator’s surface entrance dose rates of public imaging system were significantly higher than that of special imaging system. Conclusion: The operator’s radiation dose of public imaging system is significantly higher than that of special imaging system. In daily work the special imaging system should be used as much as possible so as to reduce the operators’ radiation dose.
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Received: 20 March 2017
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