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    Eye lens and cataracts: research summaries

    Radiation and the lens of the eye: cataract risk, dose limits and eye protection.

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    NCRP Commentary 26 - Guidance on Radiation Dose Limits for Lens of Eye

    …(NCRP) recommends cutting the US annual occupational lens dose limit from 150 mSv to 50 mGy, citing cataract risk at lower doses than once thought, and calls eye protection a necessity for the…

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    Assessment of occupational radiation doses to eye lens during interventional radiology procedures

    …Pakistani interventional radiology suite, estimated annual eye lens doses were 14.1 mSv for the interventional radiologist and 9.2 mSv for the technologist, below the 20 mSv limit but close enough…

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    Occupational Exposure of the Eye Lens in Interventional Procedures: How to Assess and Manage Radiation Dose

    This review of eye lens dose in interventional work recommends dedicated lens dosimeters where feasible, and well-fitting lead glasses with side coverage and/or ceiling-suspended screens for the…

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    Eye Lens Radiation Dose to Nurses during Cardiac Interventional Radiology: An Initial Study

    In six cardiac cath lab nurses in Japan, eye lens doses reached up to about 9 mSv per year without lead glasses. Neck badges and patient dose metrics correlated with eye dose but imprecisely, so…

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    Eye lens dose of medical personnel involved in fluoroscopy and interventional procedures at a Malaysian Hospital

    At one Malaysian hospital, eye lens doses measured near the eye in 41 fluoroscopy staff varied widely; primary operators and their left eye received the most, and kerma-area product (KAP) or…

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    Eye lens dose in interventional cardiology personnel in Vietnam: direct Hp(3) measurement, indirect method comparison, and fluoroscopy-time-based dose estimation

    In 12 cath lab staff in Vietnam, projected annual eye lens doses for physicians reached up to 19.10 mSv, near the 20 mSv limit, and five physicians exceeded a 6 mSv investigation level. An indirect…

    orsif.org/research/eye-lens-dose-in-interventional-cardiology-personnel-in-vietnam-direct-hp-3

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    Eye lens dose correlations with personal dose equivalent and patient exposure in paediatric interventional cardiology performed with a fluoroscopic biplane system

    Limits: Only two cardiologists at a single facility over one year, with frequent non-use of the ceiling shield, so the apron-to-eye ratio may not apply where shielding is used. Eye dose was estimated…

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    Real-time evaluation of operator eye lens radiation dose in interventional radiology: Effects of protective shield position and X-ray beam angle

    Limits: Abstract only; number of procedures and physicians, country and absolute dose values are not reported. Correlational dosimetry data near the eye, not lens dose under eyewear or health…

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    The influence of operator position, height and body orientation on eye lens dose in interventional radiology and cardiology: Monte Carlo simulations versus realistic clinical measurements

    Placing the image screen away from the X-ray source significantly reduces eye lens dose.

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    Development of radioprotective side shield attached to radioprotective glasses for reducing eye lens dose of endoscopists during endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography: a phantom study

    …light side shield clipped onto radioprotective glasses cut eye lens air kerma by roughly 40-90% compared with glasses alone. This is a dosimetry result; real-world comfort and use by endoscopists were…

    orsif.org/research/development-of-radioprotective-side-shield-attached-to-radioprotective-glasses

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    Eye lens exposure to medical staff during endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography

    Without eye protection, estimated annual eye lens doses to the performing gastroenterologist and the anesthesiologist can exceed the 20 mSv annual limit. (20 mSv per year)

    orsif.org/research/eye-lens-exposure-to-medical-staff-during-endoscopic-retrograde

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    Radiation exposure to eye lens and operator hands during endovascular procedures in hybrid operating rooms

    …procedures in hybrid operating rooms, vascular surgeons' eye and finger doses tracked the patient dose-area product, allowing an estimate of the workload at which eye dose would reach the 20 mSv/year…

    orsif.org/research/radiation-exposure-to-eye-lens-and-operator-hands-during-endovascular-procedures

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

    …performing fluoroscopically guided bronchoscopy received eye doses that in three of eight cases would exceed the 20 mSv/year lens limit; nurses received less. Neck badges tended to underestimate eye…

    orsif.org/research/radiation-eye-dose-to-medical-staff-during-respiratory-endoscopy-under-x-ray

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    Direct and indirect assessment: comparison of different methods to estimate staff equivalent dose to the lens during different interventional procedures

    …gave reasonable and mostly conservative estimates of eye lens dose in cardiac and electrophysiology procedures. They often underestimated lens dose in endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography…

    orsif.org/research/direct-and-indirect-assessment-comparison-of-different-methods-to-estimate-staff

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    Occupational radiation doses to the extremities and the eyes in interventional radiology and cardiology procedures

    Estimated annual doses did not exceed extremity or eye lens limits, but limits could be exceeded with poor practice or improper use of protective tools.

    orsif.org/research/occupational-radiation-doses-to-the-extremities-and-the-eyes-in-interventional

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    Eye protection in interventional procedures

    …interventional radiology and cardiology staff can receive eye lens doses linked to cataract risk. Shields, drapes and glasses differ in how well they work, and individual practice strongly affects…

    orsif.org/research/eye-protection-in-interventional-procedures

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    Investigation of radiation doses to the eyes of patients and medical staff during a videofluoroscopic swallowing study: a phantom study

    …study of videofluoroscopic swallowing studies, measured eye dose was highest for the 150-cm staff phantom, more than twice the taller phantoms. Lead glasses reduced patient-phantom eye dose 92-93%…

    orsif.org/research/investigation-of-radiation-doses-to-the-eyes-of-patients-and-medical-staff

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

    Cataracts may be found in up to half of interventional cardiologists; lead eyeglasses reduced eye dose per coronary angiography from 165 to 37 μSv. (up to 50%; 165 μSv vs 37 μSv)

    orsif.org/research/cancer-and-non-cancer-brain-and-eye-effects-of-chronic-low-dose-ionizing

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    Radiation-associated lens opacities in catheterization personnel: results of a survey and direct assessments

    Limits: Convenience sample of congress attendees with lens doses estimated retrospectively from questionnaires and lab measurements rather than personal dosimetry; control group size and country not…

    orsif.org/research/radiation-associated-lens-opacities-in-catheterization-personnel-results-of-a

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