Quantification of secondary radiation with dosimeters of optically stimulated luminescence  in the thyroid zone during the exposition to digital orthopantomography

Lourdes Yatzil Avalos Piña; Marino Crispín Aquino Ignacio; María del Carmen Granados Silvestre; Jesús Gerardo Gutiérrez Márquez; Alejandra Rodríguez Hidalgo

2018, Number 4

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Rev Odont Mex 2018; 22 (4)

Quantification of secondary radiation with dosimeters of optically stimulated luminescence in the thyroid zone during the exposition to digital orthopantomography

Avalos PLY, Aquino IMC, Granados SMC, Gutiérrez MJG, Rodríguez HA

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ABSTRACT

In dentistry, the use of dosimeters is not frequently to evaluate the patient radiation; however, through dosimetry, we can maintain a better control of the amount of radiation emitted to patients, radiation doses and the tissue radiosensitivity, to prevent at any time the possible harmful effects of ionizing radiation (deterministic effects), however the stochastic effects can be developed and presented with any dose of radiation. In this study we will focus on orthopantomographies that are diagnostic auxiliaries prior to dental treatment.

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