What is meant by the three glands of radiologic protection?

Thyroid, adrenal, prostate and pituitary. Any examined patient has the right to request radiation protection. The Radiology Department has lead protective equipment such as lead caps, lead bibs, lead aprons and lead gowns that patients can request unconditionally. The use of these lead protective items is effective in protecting the fetus, gonads, thyroid and eyes.

CT, ECT, NMR***Vibration, Bone Density, SPETCT, etc. It's a big comprehensive medical imaging center, and what's different from the old days is that with different equipment we can do different tests.

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The difference between the radiology workplace and other departments is not only the difference in the installation of the machines, but there is also an important difference in the radiation radiation emitted by the X-ray machine. This relates to the health of staff, patients and people in the surrounding external environment. Therefore, the design of the X-ray machine room to put protection in the first place.?

The walls of the fluoroscopy machine room all have a protective thickness of 1mm lead equivalent. Ordinary brick walls, for example, generally 24cm thick solid brick walls as long as the mortar is full without leaving gaps to reach 2mm lead equivalent, hollow brick or brick mortar is not full can not reach 2mm lead equivalent. In addition to wall protection, doors, windows, vents, threading holes, transmission boxes, observation windows and other protective measures.

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