Assessing Organ Doses from Paediatric CT Scans—A Novel Approach for an Epidemiology Study (the EPI-CT Study)
Isabelle Thierry-Chef(Centre international de recherche sur le cancer), Ausrele Kesminiene(University of Pisa), Lara Struelens(Belgian Nuclear Research Centre), Tore S. Istad(Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority), Johannes Hermen(Tudor Place), Kaddour Rani(Tudor Place), Arvid Nordenskjöld(Karolinska University Hospital), H.M. Olerud(Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority), Steven L. Simon(National Institutes of Health), Andréas Jahnen, Jérémie Dabin(Belgian Nuclear Research Centre), Carlo Maccia, Choonsik Lee(United States Department of Health and Human Services), Eva Godske Friberg(Norwegian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority), Jean-Luc Réhel, Lucian Krille(Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
February 18, 2013
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