Radiography
Cardiac CT Angiography May Expose Patients to High Radiation Dose
Use of the imaging technique known as cardiac computed tomography angiography has the potential to expose patients to high doses of radiation, and methods available to reduce radiation dose are not frequently used, according to a new study. More...02 Mar 2009
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