Internal exposure of medical staff – should it be monitored?

Bogdan Filipiak; Kazimierz Mlicki; Zbigniew Haratym

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6/1999 vol. 3

Internal exposure of medical staff – should it be monitored?

Bogdan Filipiak

,

Kazimierz Mlicki

,

Zbigniew Haratym

Współcz Onkol (1999) 6, 259-261

Online publish date: 2003/08/07

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AMA

Filipiak B, Mlicki K, Haratym Z. Internal exposure of medical staff – should it be monitored?. Contemporary Oncology/Współczesna Onkologia. 1999;3(6):259-261.

APA

Filipiak, B., Mlicki, K., & Haratym, Z. (1999). Internal exposure of medical staff – should it be monitored?. Contemporary Oncology/Współczesna Onkologia, 3(6), 259-261.

Chicago

Filipiak, Bogdan, Kazimierz Mlicki, and Zbigniew Haratym. 1999. "Internal exposure of medical staff – should it be monitored?". Contemporary Oncology/Współczesna Onkologia 3 (6): 259-261.

Harvard

Filipiak, B., Mlicki, K., and Haratym, Z. (1999). Internal exposure of medical staff – should it be monitored?. Contemporary Oncology/Współczesna Onkologia, 3(6), pp.259-261.

MLA

Filipiak, Bogdan et al. "Internal exposure of medical staff – should it be monitored?." Contemporary Oncology/Współczesna Onkologia, vol. 3, no. 6, 1999, pp. 259-261.

Vancouver

Filipiak B, Mlicki K, Haratym Z. Internal exposure of medical staff – should it be monitored?. Contemporary Oncology/Współczesna Onkologia. 1999;3(6):259-261.

The specific problem of radiation protection in medicine is discussed. The exposure of medical staff working with open radiation sources requires the optimisation. Important part of this optimisation is the determination of effective dose, connected with the monitoring of individual internal exposure. Purpose of this paper is to initicte discussion on the subiect.

Keywords

control of internal exposure, medical staff, effective dose

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Internal exposure of medical staff – should it be monitored?

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