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  1. Research summary

    Radiation protection practices in diagnostic and interventional cardiology: Position paper from Portuguese Association of Interventional Cardiology

    Recommended protective tools include lead aprons, thyroid collars, glasses, ceiling-mounted shields and table skirts.

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  2. Research summary

    Cancer and non-cancer brain and eye effects of chronic low-dose ionizing radiation exposure

    Head organ dose in interventional cardiologists is 10- to 20-fold higher than the dose recorded beneath the apron. (10- to 20-fold)

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  3. Research summary

    Occupational hazards of interventional cardiologists: prevalence of orthopedic health problems in contemporary practice

    …group or objective confirmation of diagnoses. The link to lead aprons is hypothesized, not measured.

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    Robotics in percutaneous cardiovascular interventions

    Adoption of robotics is partly driven by awareness of long-term occupational hazards, including the need to wear heavy lead aprons.

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  5. Research summary

    Radiation eye dose to medical staff during respiratory endoscopy under X-ray fluoroscopy

    Neck dosimeters worn outside the apron tended to underestimate eye dose compared with the direct eye dosimeter, though neck and eye readings were significantly correlated. (Physicians annual: DOSIRIS…

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  6. Research summary

    Radiation Exposure of Interventional Echocardiographers

    The authors call for dedicated lead shields for echocardiographers, minimal right anterior oblique views, and a radiation safety consensus document.

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  7. State rules

    Missouri Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams

    Aprons, a minimum lead equivalence, thyroid shields and eyewear are not required. The only fluoroscopy rule on staff protection requires accessory shielding, including shielding between patient and…

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  8. State rules

    Idaho Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams

    Idaho's rule does not require protective aprons, thyroid shields or protective eyewear, and sets no lead equivalence. Operator training must cover controlling dose through time, distance and…

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  9. Research summary

    Ergonomics and Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders: Characteristics Among Female Interventionists

    Women may have more upper extremity pain while men report more spinal pain; men attributed back pain to lead aprons more often in one endoscopy study.

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  10. Research summary

    AAPM Report 58 - Managing the Use of Fluoroscopy in Medical Institutions

    Distance and shielding: one step back cuts exposure rate about fourfold; 0.5 mm lead aprons attenuate scatter by about 20-fold. (factor of 4; factor of 20)

    orsif.org/research/aapm-report-58-managing-the-use-of-fluoroscopy-in-medical-institutions

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    Occupational exposure to ionizing radiation in pregnant staff: Consensus document (Spanish societies)

    …with adaptations such as abdominal dosimetry, suitable aprons and shields, rather than automatic removal.

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  12. Research summary

    Pattern and degree of radiation exposure during endovascular surgery performed using a mobile C-arm or in a hybrid room

    Dose at the lower part of the protective apron was much higher in the hybrid room than with the mobile C-arm. (8.43 mSv vs. 2.74 mSv)

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  13. Research summary

    Operator Shielding: How and Why

    …staff dose, but glasses without side shields and leaded gloves in the direct x-ray field protect poorly, and heavy or bulky shielding brings discomfort and slows procedures.

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  14. Research summary

    Surgeon Radiation Dose During Complex Endovascular Procedures

    A table lead skirt reduced lower body dose but not upper body dose. (lower body 33 ± 3.4 μSv to 6.3 ± 3.3 μSv; upper body 6.5 ± 3.3 μSv to 5.7 ± 2.2 μSv)

    orsif.org/research/surgeon-radiation-dose-during-complex-endovascular-procedures

  15. Research summary

    Radiation Exposure To Operating Room Personnel And Patients During Endovascular Procedures

    After adjusting for lead aprons, average operator effective dose per case was modest; digital subtraction acquisitions accounted for a large share of all staff doses. (38 μSv effective dose per case)

    orsif.org/research/radiation-exposure-to-operating-room-personnel-and-patients-during-endovascular

  16. US guidelines

    U.S. Radiation Safety Resources and PDF Library

    UTHealth. hospital. UTHealth Houston's latest radiation safety manual. UTHealth. Houston. manual. UAB Lead Apron Policy. UAB EHS. hospital. University of Alabama Birmingham lead apron policy.

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  17. Research summary

    Occupational Protection in Interventional Radiology. A Joint Guideline of the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of Europe and the Society of Interventional Radiology

    …ergonomic measures such as proper monitor position, fitted aprons, movable shields and microbreaks are recommended. (Microbreaks of 1-2 min every 20-60 min)

    orsif.org/research/occupational-protection-in-interventional-radiology-a-joint-guideline-of-the

  18. Research summary

    Radiation exposure to operating room personnel and patients during endovascular procedures

    After adjustment for lead aprons, average operator effective dose per case was low; digital subtraction acquisitions contributed a large share of doses. (38 μSv)

    orsif.org/research/radiation-exposure-to-operating-room-personnel-and-patients-during-endovascular-2013

  19. Research summary

    Radiation Safety and Protection - StatPearls

    …for the fluoroscopy team: time, distance and shielding, aprons, thyroid collars and leaded glasses, dosimetry and training. It reports low use of leaded glasses and dosimeters, but presents no new…

    orsif.org/research/radiation-safety-and-protection-statpearls

  20. Research summary

    Occupational Radiation Exposure During Endovascular Aortic Repair

    …Small single-series study of 44 procedures using a single over-lead chest dosimeter per person, so doses to unshielded areas such as the lens and hands were not captured; only apron and thyroid collar…

    orsif.org/research/occupational-radiation-exposure-during-endovascular-aortic-repair

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