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Celiac Disease Norovirus Infections see Gastroenteritis Norwalk Virus Infections see Gastroenteritis Nose Disorders Nuclear Scans Nursing Homes Nut Allergy see Food Allergy Nutrition Nutrition for Seniors Nutrition Labeling see Food ...
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Scans Mammography MRI Scans Nuclear Scans Paternity Testing see Genetic Testing PET Scans see Nuclear Scans Prenatal Testing Radiography see X-Rays Radionuclide Scans see Nuclear Scans ...
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Sanders, Ron E. J. Mitchel and Douglas R. Boreham. CT Scans May Reduce Rather than Increase the Risk of Cancer ... Protection against Heritable Mutations and Fetal Malformation, Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference, 2004. www.pacificnuclear.org - see Publications, Adaptive Response ... Worldwide Integrated View On Main Nuclear Energy Issues, Published by the European Nuclear Society, Belpstrasse, 23 (P.O. Box ...
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Q1004 – Dosimetry in the 1950s at weapons facilities Q1314 – Nuclear fuel crack Q1356 – Radioactive materials in camera lens Q1488 – ... – Fetal exposure from chest fluoroscopy Q4319 – Dose from CT scans Doses from medical sources Q5306 – Cinedefecography Q5333 – Pelvic ... without phantoms Q5891 – Effect of SSD on dose Q6072 – Nuclear medicine versus CT/x ray Q6262 – Correlating to skin dose ...
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Q3377 – Viewing windows Q3588 – Shielding in x-ray rooms Q3592 – Nuclear Medicine Rooms Q3805 – Shield in wall Q4073 – Lead-glass windows Q4105 – Barium ... – Iodine-131 shielding with concrete Q7237 – Shielding of thyroid and breast for CT head scans Q7257 – Shielding Q7659 – Shielding in CT scanner control wall Lead Aprons Q1912  ...
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Virtually all hospitals, as well as many clinics and private doctors' offices, perform nuclear medicine tests and scans. In fact, about 13 million nuclear medicine procedures are performed each year (or 35,000 each day) on patients here in the U.S. Nuclear medicine ...
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