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Measurement and Reduction of Exposure of Orthopaedic Surgeons to Radiation during Intraoperative Radiographic Procedures Atsushi Kawabe 1 , Kazuyuki Fujii 2 1Graduate School of Health Sciences, Okayama University 2Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Yamada Orthopaedic Hospital Keyword: fluoroscopy , X線透視 , occupational exposure , 職業被ばく , orthopaedic surgery , 整形外科手術 pp.531-536
Published Date 2005/5/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408100100
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 The primary surgeon may be exposed to high doses of radiation, during orthopaedic operations, because they stand closest to the X-ray source. We therefore measured the radiation exposure of a primary surgeon as a result fluoroscopy, during orthopaedic surgery and considered methods of reducing radiation exposure. Exposure during ten open limb reductions was evaluated in this study. The chest of the primary surgeon was covered with a lead apron, and personal dosimeters were attached to the neck and dominant hand (right) to measure radiation exposure during the procedures. The results, were compared with dose limits. The measurement result of some cases showed that change of the direction of the X-ray beam reduced primary surgeon exposure. Surgeon's occupational exposure did not exceed the dose limit, and there was no problem in the state of the law. However, use of a low pulse rate and calibration of equipment are important factors in reducing exposure.


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