F. Hentschel et al., EXPOSURE DOSE DURING INTERVENTION OF NEUR ORADIOLOGY OF THE HEAD IN CHILDREN, RoFo. Fortschritte auf dem Gebiete der Rontgenstrahlen und der neuenbildgebenden Verfahren, 165(2), 1996, pp. 176-180
Purpose: We reviewed different dosimetric results in three children in
vestigated for haemangioma, arteriovenous malformation, and angioma of
the head in comparison to global results in 71 adults. Method: The de
tailed patient dosimetry was performed using thermoluminescence dosime
try (TLD), area-dose exposure meter (ADE), and Alderson phantom. Resul
ts: The patient doses of relevant organs ranged in the milli-Grays (mG
y) level. The irradiation-induced risk is on a per mil level in respec
t of ICRP-60. The risk of cerebral angiographic procedures, radiothera
py, or surgical interventions is on a per cent level, The organ doses
for staff are on a micro-Gray (mu Gy) scale and are higher in examinat
ion of children than of adults. A statistical limit of examinations de
pends on yearly or life-time dose limits with regard to the ,,Rontgenv
erordnung'' (Germany).