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期刊名:Annals of the icrp

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ISSN:0146-6453

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A I Hocson,N D P Concepcion A I Hocson
The objective of this study is to determine the location with the lowest radiation levels inside the CT scan room while performing examinations using a 16-slice multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT) scanner. This was an analytical, expe...
H Arakawa,T Fujibuchi,K Kaneko et al. H Arakawa et al.
Recent developments in immersive tools for radiation-related training have been notable. However, these training programmes have primarily been developed from a first-person perspective, often limiting the sharing of the training experience...
J Lee J Lee
The 2007 Recommendations of the Commission introduced the system of radiological protection based on the exposure situations, replacing the former practice-intervention-based system. For graded approaches, three types of exposure situations...
S El-Jaby,E Janzen,N Simon et al. S El-Jaby et al.
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) is Canada's nuclear regulatory body responsible for regulating the development, production, and use of nuclear energy and the production, possession, and use of nuclear substances. The CNSC achi...
M M Weil,M D Story,J L Huff M M Weil
Some epidemiological studies suggest that women are at greater risk for radiation-induced lung cancer than men, but this observation is not consistent across all studies. A scientific committee formed by the National Council on Radiation Pr...
A Nisbet A Nisbet
The task group (TG) is developing ICRP recommendations for radiological protection for a wide range of radiation emergencies and malicious events, complementing those given in ICRP Publication 146 (2020) for large nuclear accidents. The sco...
K Yoshida,Y Ikuta,Y Noto et al. K Yoshida et al.
In the aftermath of the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in 2011, the nursing profession was unable to take sufficient action in terms of radiation risk communication and radiological protection, partly due to anxiety and a...
T Hongyo T Hongyo
Although the Fukushima nuclear accident released a very large number of radionuclides, it is not known exactly how much the people of Fukushima Prefecture were exposed to. Since there are almost no actual measurements of exposure doses, we ...
M Murakami M Murakami
The Fukushima disaster of March 2011 reduced individuals' well-being and public satisfaction. This article emphasises the importance of focusing on efforts to improve the well-being of affected people and their satisfaction with decision-ma...
H Okubo,N Mukaida,M Nomura et al. H Okubo et al.
The accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station (FDNPS) in March 2011 resulted in an increase in air dose rate throughout the premises and a significant change in the work environment. The main radiation source was Cs-137, which...