Abstract The American College of Radiology has published appropriateness criteria to help
guide when to use MRI. Many health insurance carriers use proprietary clinical guidelines …

Children are exposed to ionizing radiation through radiographs during their development for
various reasons. At present, there are no officially valid reference values for dental X-rays in …

Background Upper cervical lordosis (CL) can be divided into 2 components: C2 slope (C2S)
and McGregor slope (MGS) or C0–1 and C1–2 angles. The aim of this study was to …

Pediatric radiography is the first line of most diagnostic examinations and an effective tool
that provides important information about the patient's health status. This study aims to …

Technological differences between computed radiography (CR) and digital radiography
(DR) systems can influence patient doses and exposure parameters in pelvic x-ray …

Aim: This study aims to estimate equivalent doses (EqDs) and life attributable risks (LARs)
for pediatric patients who underwent chest–abdominal–pelvic (CAP) CT examinations in …

Background It is generally accepted that children are more sensitive to radiation than adults
and have a higher relative risk of cancer. The longer life expectancy after exposure …

Background: This study aimed to investigate the occupational exposure of undergraduate
radiography students to ionising radiation and evaluate the effectiveness of safety protocols …

Diagnostic reference levels (DRLs) and achievable doses (ADs) provide guidance to
optimise radiation doses for patients undergoing medical imaging procedures. This multi …

Introduction Increases in computed tomography (CT) use may not always reflect clinical
need or improve outcomes. This study aimed to demonstrate how population level data can …