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Preliminary analysis validates fingernail EPR dosimetry for dose assessment in radiological accidents, suggesting improved reliability.
Introduction Although the dosimetry technique using fingernails coupled with electron paramagnetic/spin resonance (EPR/ESR) spectroscopy (hereafter called 'fingernail EPR dosimetry') has practical advantages, more efforts to improve its accuracy and reliability are required for application to dose assessment in radiological accidents.
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