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The Case for Concurrent Cases - Outpatient Surgery Magazine - November 2018

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ant electromagnetic energy is lined up to minimize divergence or con- vergence — so they can follow ALARA: As Low As Reasonably Achievable. ALARA is the core concept of any radiation safety program. "It applies to all radiological situa- tions that can give rise to personal doses, including both occupation- al and public exposures to direct and indirect radiation from either radioactive materials or radiation producing machines," according to Tufts University Radiation Safety Program. The lower radiation doses were a key aspect for Greg DeConciliis, PA-C, CASC, administrator at Boston Out-Patient Surgical Suites in Waltham, Mass., when he was shopping for flat-panel C-arms. "We're using these machines on repetitive cases like hand and foot cases. It's the surgeons and staff who benefit from as little radia- tion as possible," says Mr. DeConciliis. N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 8 • O U T PA T I E N T S U R G E R Y. N E T • 1 1 3 MINI C-ARMS FOR ALL YOUR IMAGING NEEDS. OrthoScan FD Pulse The First & Only Mini C-Arm with Pulsed Fluoroscopy OrthoScan FD Pulse Visit OrthoScan at RSNA! Booth #3141 South Level 3 orthoscan.com OrthoScan Mobile DI Portable Digital Diagnostic Imaging & Fluoroscopy

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