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[Radiation exposure during defecography].

Authors: W, Höpfner; W, Maier; J, Kopp; E, Klotz;

[Radiation exposure during defecography].

Abstract

The introduction of a new radiological method requires the assessment of the advantage-risk ratio. On measuring the radiation doses during defecography, skin entrance and gonadal exposure values were found to be lower than during well-known and well-established examinations of the small pelvis, such as colon enema and CT of the lower abdomen. Defecography, as a radiological tool for diagnosing the anorectal function is, therefore, also suitable for young persons.

Keywords

Male, Radiography, Ovary, Testis, Rectum, Humans, Female, Defecation, Radiation Dosage

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