Re: EDE for Fluoroscopists

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@earthlink.net>]

Not only is the Webster used routinely in many facilities (if 
regulations permit, and for which practioner), there is also the 
Nikklason method as well (results in a dose less than Webster).

I suggest that you read NCRP 122, which addresses many methods for 
determining EDE, with Webster being only one of them.

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