자동노출조절장치를 이용한 흉부 방사선검사 시 갑상샘 장기선량 최소화를 위한 새로운 차폐 방법에 관한 연구

The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of radiation shielding on the thyroid organ dose and image quality during Chest PA examination using automatic exposure control system. This study was conducted in the patient posture and examination conditions such as Chest PA using human model...

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Published in방사선기술과학 Vol. 43; no. 5; pp. 323 - 329
Main Author 주영철(Young-Cheol Joo), 홍동희(hong dong hee), 한범희(Han Beom Hui)
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LanguageKorean
Published 대한방사선과학회(구 대한방사선기술학회) 30.10.2020
KOREAN SOCIETY OF RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY
대한방사선과학회
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ISSN2288-3509
2384-1168

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Summary:The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of radiation shielding on the thyroid organ dose and image quality during Chest PA examination using automatic exposure control system. This study was conducted in the patient posture and examination conditions such as Chest PA using human model phantom. An experiment without shielding was set as a control group (non) and the cases of using paper coated with a contrast agent (contrast) and bismuth (bismuth) were used as experimental groups. Compared to non-shielded(non), the dose at bismuth increased about 7% in C(cervical vertebrae)5 and C6 and 14% in C7 and contrast showed dose increases of about 17 to 19% in C5 and C6 and about 21% in C7. As a result of the image quality comparison, when measured in the center of the cervical vertebrae, both SNR and CNR in bismuth increased about 40% higher than non, and contrast showed about 8 to 9% improvement. Compared with soft tissues of the cervix, bismuth reduced SNR by about 15% and CNR by about 13%, in contrast, SNR decreased by 11%, and CNR decreased by about 10%. In the Chest PA using AEC, the method of using the shield in front of the collimator has the advantage to observe the anatomical structure of the neck area well compared to the method using the lead. However, the dose at the neck can be increased by 7-21% depending on shielding materials.
Bibliography:KISTI1.1003/JNL.JAKO202031837625426
http://journal.iksrs.or.kr
ISSN:2288-3509
2384-1168