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The radiation dose at section radiography was determined by means of measurements on phantoms, cadavers, and living subjects. Both in the area of direct radiation and in surrounding areas the dose, with slightly varying distribution, is of the same order as in survey radiography under identical conditions. Dose requirements in both sectional and standard radiography are governed by the same rules. The statistical assessment of the results of measurements of gonad doses in patients indicates that in a properly executed examination the radiation received during tomography makes only an insignificant contribution to the total radiation exposure of the population during diagnostic rcentgen examinations. (auth)
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F. E. Stieve (1961) studied this question.
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