Alkhorayef et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Urethrographic examinations: Patient and staff exposures and associated radiobiological risksAlkhorayef et al., 2021
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- Alkhorayef M
- Sulieman A
- Barakat H
- Al-Mohammed H
- Theodorou K
- Kappas C
- Bradley D
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- Saudi journal of biological sciences
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Medical exposure of the general population due to radiological investigations is the foremost source of all artificial ionising radiation. Here, we focus on a particular diagnostic radiological procedure, as only limited data are published with regard to radiation …
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