Key result
Systematic review protocol outlines radiation protection strategies for cardiac catheterization but yields no clinical findings.
Why the study?
Do radiation protection strategies reduce the radiation dose received by proceduralists during cardiac catheterization procedures?
Do radiation protection strategies reduce the radiation dose received by proceduralists during cardiac catheterization procedures?
This protocol outlines a systematic review to evaluate the effectiveness of radiation protection strategies for proceduralists during cardiac catheterization.
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Protocol establishes framework to evaluate radiation protection in catheterization; leaves open optimal strategies pending completed synthesis.
REVIEW QUESTION: What is the effectiveness of radiation protection strategies for reducing the radiation dose received by the proceduralist during cardiac catheterization procedures?
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Fernandez et al. (2019) studied this question. Radiation protection strategies for reducing proceduralist radiation dose during cardiac catheterization are the focus of this systematic review protocol, which reports no clinical findings.
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