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The Historical Development of Reference Doses in Diagnostic Radiology by Wall, B.F., Shrimpton (INVITED), P.C.

“…National surveys of patient doses from X ray examinations in Europe and the USA since the 1950s have demonstrated wide variations in doses between hospitals…”
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Effective dose and risks from medical x-ray procedures by Balonov, M.I., Shrimpton, P.C.

“…The radiation risks from a range of medical x-ray examinations (radiography, fluoroscopy, and computed tomography) were assessed as a function of the age and…”
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The effect of angular and longitudinal tube current modulations on the estimation of organ and effective doses in x-ray computed tomography by van Straten, Marcel, Deak, Paul, Shrimpton, Paul C., Kalender, Willi A.

“…Purpose: Tube current modulation (TCM) is one of the recent developments in multislice CT that has proven to reduce the patient radiation dose without…”
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Reference Doses for Paediatric Computed Tomography by Shrimpton, P.C., Wall, B.F.

“…Diagnostic reference levels appropriate to the peculiar conditions of exposure in CT have already been specified in relation to examinations on adult patients,…”
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Dosimetry for optimisation of patient protection in computed tomography by Jessen, K.A., Shrimpton, P.C., Geleijns, J., Panzer, W., Tosi, G.

“…The complex conditions of irradiation in computed tomography (CT), involving highly-collimated X-ray beams, necessitate the use of specially-defined dose…”
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Diagnostic medical exposures in the U.K by Shrimpton, P.C, Wall, B.F, Hart, D

“…Surveys in the U.K. have identified the patterns of patient exposure from diagnostic medical radiological procedures and have led to the development of…”
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The Establishment of Reference Doses in Paediatric Radiology as a Function of Patient Size by Hart, D., Wall, B.F., Shrimpton, P.C., Dance, D.R.

“…There is a wide range in paediatric patient size from a newborn baby to a 15-year-old adolescent. Reference doses for paediatric radiology can sensibly be…”
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Reference Doses in Computed Tomography by Shrimpton, P.C., Jessen, K.A., Geleijns, J., Panzer, W., Tosi (INVITED), G.

“…Computed tomography (CT) is firmly established as a major source of population exposure from diagnostic X ray examinations. National surveys have highlighted…”
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Clinical Use of Image Quality Criteria in Computed Tomography: A Pilot Study by Jurik, A., Petersen, J., Jessen, K.A., Bongartz, G., Geleijns, J., Golding, S.J., Leonardi, M., van Meerten, E.v.P., Panzer, W., Shrimpton, P.C., Tosi, G.

“…The rapid technological development within CT has resulted in a continuing expansion of CT examinations. Due to the high radiation dose often delivered by CT…”
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Quality Criteria Development within the Fourth Framework Research Programme: Computed Tomography by Jessen, K.A., Bongartz, G., Geleijns, J., Golding, S.J., Jurik, A.G., Leonardi, M., van Meerten, E.v.P., Panzer, W., Shrimpton, P.C., Tosi, G.

“…The Quality Criteria concept has recently been extended to Computed Tomography with the European Guidelines on Quality Criteria for CT (EUR 16262) produced…”
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