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REDUCING RADIATION DOSES TO THERAPEUTIC STAFF AND PATIENTS DURING INTERVENTIONAL CARDIOLOGY PROCEDURES

Dr. Musab Asif, Nayab Khalid, Shahid Sardar

Anxieties about ionizing radiation throughout interventional cardiology were recently been extended due to the rapidly changing volumes of the interventional system and high portions of radiation related through some methods. The dangers of non-carcinogenic radiation to cardiologists and therapeutic staff with respect to waterfalls and radiation-induced skin wounds to patients clearly demonstrate the potential outcomes of interventional cardiology strategies, while the potential danger of creating cardiovascular radiation impacts remains less clear. Our current research was conducted at Mayo Hospital Lahore from November 2017 to May 2018. This article presents a diagram of evidence-based investigations of concerns about the non-carcinogenic hazards of introducing radiation into interventional cardiology. The research typically used to decrease radiation quantities to therapeutic staff and cases throughout interventional cardiology strategies are examined and improved interventional cardiology methods are presented.

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