Lightweight bilayer barium sulfate-bismuth oxide composite thyroid collars for superior radiation protection in fluoroscopy-guided interventions: a prospective randomized controlled trial

James Benenati; Barry Katzen; Constantino Pena; Ripal Gandhi

Lightweight bilayer barium sulfate-bismuth oxide composite thyroid collars for superior radiation protection in fluoroscopy-guided interventions: a prospective randomized controlled trial

James Benenati
, Barry Katzen
, Constantino Pena
, Ripal Gandhi

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Original language	American English
Journal	Radiology
Volume	270
State	Published - Feb 1 2014

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Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment
Chemicals and Drugs
Diagnosis
Inorganic Chemicals
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Medicine and Health Sciences
Radiation Medicine
Radiology

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