Re: Error OLD X-RAY SHOE-FITTING MACHINES ...

[lee_david_w@lanl.gov (David W Lee)]

As a start you may want to scan Chapter 1, Morgan & Turner, Table 1-4. REGARDS


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>     Does anyone recall the old x-ray shoe-fitting machines that were used 
>     in the 30's and 40's?  Apparently these machines were powerful enough 
>     to allow the fitter to see the bones of the feet and thus, ensure a 
>     good fit.  I am particularly interested in any references anyone may 
>     have to these machines, especially estimated doses to users. 
>     As others may be interested please reply to RadSafe. Thanks.
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David W. Lee
Radiation Protection Policy
& Programs Analysis Group (ESH-12)
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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