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Not the Retiring Type - January 2015 - Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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mobile C-arms, says Ms. Criscitelli. It's also important to consider saving time and dose. Real-time dose readouts allow for immediate information about the radiation dose received, says Ms. Criscitelli. "A barrier for users of C-arms is that the film badge provides information on a monthly basis of how much dose is received," she says. "But this means that reports are a month behind and employees would not know that they are in an unsafe zone of radiation exposure. This technology will help to modify their actions immediately. The goal is minimal amounts of contrast media and shorter fluoroscopy times." OSM 7 7 January 2015 | O U T PAT I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T E-mail doconnor@outpatientsurgery.net.

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