TY - JOUR
T1 - Performance of the DOSIRIS™ eye lens dosimeter
AU - Ishii, Hiroki
AU - Haga, Yoshihiro
AU - Sota, Masahiro
AU - Inaba, Yohei
AU - Chida, Koichi
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
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PY - 2019/7/8
Y1 - 2019/7/8
N2 - Monitoring and protecting of occupational eye doses in interventional radiology (IR) are very important matters. DOSIRIS™ is the useful solution to estimate the 3 mm dose-equivalent (Hp(3)), and it can be worn behind lead glasses. And DOSIRIS™, adjustable according to 3 axes, it is ideally placed as close to the eye and in contact with the skin. So, DOSIRIS™ will be suitable eye lens dosimeter. However, the fundamental characteristics of the DOSIRIS™ in the diagnostic x-ray energy domain (including that of IR x-ray systems) remain unclear. Here, we evaluated the performance of the dosimeter in that energy range. As a result, the DOSIRIS™ has good fundamental characteristics (batch uniformity, dose linearity, energy dependence, and angular dependence) in the diagnostic x-ray energy domain. We conclude that the DOSIRIS™ has satisfactory basic performance for occupational eye dosimetry in diagnostic x-ray energy settings (including IR x-ray systems).
AB - Monitoring and protecting of occupational eye doses in interventional radiology (IR) are very important matters. DOSIRIS™ is the useful solution to estimate the 3 mm dose-equivalent (Hp(3)), and it can be worn behind lead glasses. And DOSIRIS™, adjustable according to 3 axes, it is ideally placed as close to the eye and in contact with the skin. So, DOSIRIS™ will be suitable eye lens dosimeter. However, the fundamental characteristics of the DOSIRIS™ in the diagnostic x-ray energy domain (including that of IR x-ray systems) remain unclear. Here, we evaluated the performance of the dosimeter in that energy range. As a result, the DOSIRIS™ has good fundamental characteristics (batch uniformity, dose linearity, energy dependence, and angular dependence) in the diagnostic x-ray energy domain. We conclude that the DOSIRIS™ has satisfactory basic performance for occupational eye dosimetry in diagnostic x-ray energy settings (including IR x-ray systems).
KW - 3-mm dose-equivalent [Hp(3)]
KW - dosimeter
KW - eye lens dose
KW - interventional radiology (IR)
KW - radiation disaster medicine
KW - radiation safety
KW - x-ray fluoroscopy
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U2 - 10.1088/1361-6498/ab2729
DO - 10.1088/1361-6498/ab2729
M3 - Article
C2 - 31167175
AN - SCOPUS:85071184839
SN - 0952-4746
VL - 39
SP - N19-N26
JO - Journal of the Society for Radiological Protection
JF - Journal of the Society for Radiological Protection
IS - 3
ER -