Justification of diagnostic medical exposures: some practical issues. Report of an International Atomic Energy Agency Consultation
J.F. Malone(International Atomic Energy Agency), Renate Czarwinski(International Atomic Energy Agency), Ola Holmberg(International Atomic Energy Agency), D. Remedios(Northwick Park Hospital), John Le Heron(International Atomic Energy Agency), C. Jackson Craven, John R. Mayo(Vancouver General Hospital), Gerard O’Reilly(Monash University), Paul Horton(Georgia Institute of Technology), H Järvinen(Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority), Eugenio Picano(Centar za Promociju Nauke), Rajender Guleria(All India Institute of Medical Sciences), Madan M. Rehani(Massachusetts General Hospital)
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