医学
克尔玛
剂量计
核医学
眼角
眼睑
介入放射学
放射科
血管造影
辐射剂量
剂量面积积
剂量学
作者
M. J. Safari,Jeannie Hsiu Ding Wong,Khairul Azmi Abd Kadir,Nathan Thorpe,Dean L Cutajar,Marco Petasecca,Michael L. F Lerch,Anatoly B. Rosenfeld,Kwan Hoong Ng
标识
DOI:10.1007/s00330-015-3818-9
摘要
To develop a real-time dose-monitoring system to measure the patient's eye lens dose during neuro-interventional procedures.Radiation dose received at left outer canthus (LOC) and left eyelid (LE) were measured using Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor dosimeters on 35 patients who underwent diagnostic or cerebral embolization procedures.The radiation dose received at the LOC region was significantly higher than the dose received by the LE. The maximum eye lens dose of 1492 mGy was measured at LOC region for an AVM case, followed by 907 mGy for an aneurysm case and 665 mGy for a diagnostic angiography procedure. Strong correlations (shown as R(2)) were observed between kerma-area-product and measured eye doses (LOC: 0.78, LE: 0.68). Lateral and frontal air-kerma showed strong correlations with measured dose at LOC (AKL: 0.93, AKF: 0.78) and a weak correlation with measured dose at LE. A moderate correlation was observed between fluoroscopic time and dose measured at LE and LOC regions.The MOSkin dose-monitoring system represents a new tool enabling real-time monitoring of eye lens dose during neuro-interventional procedures. This system can provide interventionalists with information needed to adjust the clinical procedure to control the patient's dose.Real-time patient dose monitoring helps interventionalists to monitor doses. Strong correlation was observed between kerma-area-product and measured eye doses. Radiation dose at left outer canthus was higher than at left eyelid.
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