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Radiation dose quantities and risk in neonates in a special care baby unit

Armpilia et al., 2002

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3140626245938357322
Author
Armpilia C
Fife I
Croasdale P
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The British journal of radiology

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Radiographs are taken in the neonatal period most commonly to assist in the diagnosis and management of respiratory difficulties. Frequent accurate radiographic assessment is required and a knowledge of the radiation dose is necessary to justify such exposures. A …
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