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[en] According to our last national study on population exposures from natural and artificial sources of ionizing radiation, 16% of overall annual collective effective dose represent the contribution of diagnostic medical exposures. Of this value, 92% is due to diagnostic X-ray examinations and only 8% arise from diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures. This small contribution to collective dose is mainly the result of their lower frequency compared to that of the X-ray examinations, doses delivered to patients being, on average, ten times higher. The purpose of this review was to reassess the population exposure from in vivo diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures and to evaluate the temporal trends of diagnostic usage of radiopharmaceuticals in Romania. The current survey is the third one conducted in the last decade. As in the previous ones (1990 and 1995), the contribution of the Radiation Hygiene Laboratories Network of the Ministry of Health and Family in collecting data from nuclear medicine departments in hospitals was very important
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D'Alberti, F.; Osimani, C. (eds.); Associazione Italiana di Radioprotezione, (Italy); International Radiation Protection Association, (United States); [1 CD-ROM]; ISBN 88-88648-09-7; 
; 2002; [9 p.]; European IRPA Congress 2002; Florence (Italy); 8-11 Oct 2002; Also available from http://www.airp-asso.it/docs/cd_airp_irpa/irpa2002.pdf
; 2002; [9 p.]; European IRPA Congress 2002; Florence (Italy); 8-11 Oct 2002; Also available from http://www.airp-asso.it/docs/cd_airp_irpa/irpa2002.pdf