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Zeinab Ahmed Shaker Hegian1,2, Laila Moh'd Abu Tahoun2, Ramzun Maizan Ramli1

  • 1School of Physics, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang 11800 Minden, Malaysia.

Radiation protection dosimetry
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PubMed
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乳房镜中的平均腺体剂量 (MGD) 在各年龄组保持一致,范围为1.6至1.7mGy. 这项研究发现,MGD独立于压缩乳腺厚度 (CBT),但与约旦妇女的压缩乳腺厚度有正相关.

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