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操作员辐射暴露:比较左半径动脉方法和统一的超引引右半径动脉方法:哈拉研究

Richard Casazza1, Bilal Malik1, Arsalan Hashmi1

  • 1Department of Cardiology, Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY (R.C., B.M., A.H., E.M., R.F., E.B., S.A., M.F., N.M., S.V., J.M., N.C., Y.H., C.R., H.H.C., S.R., S.C., D.G., A.P., C.A., M.V.N., J.S.).

Circulation. Cardiovascular interventions
|March 19, 2025
PubMed
概括

与超吸附右径动脉 (HARRA) 方法相比,左径动脉 (LRA) 方法显著减少了干预心脏病学家的辐射暴露. 这一发现支持使用LRA用于诊断心脏导管,以尽量减少职业危险.

关键词:
在腹部,腹部,腹部.背景辐射 背景辐射射线动脉的辐射动脉辐射剂量计的辐射剂量计.暴露于辐射的辐射暴露.

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