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DAP unit converter

With this converter, the dose area product (DAP) can be converted into corresponding values expressed by other units. Use other tool for DAP to effective dose (mSv) conversion. Note: use point in stead of comma as a decimal separator. DAP unit converter Type a value in the DAP field to convert to DAP in other units: DAP From mGy.cm2 cGy.cm2 dGy.cm2 Gy.cm2 uGy.m2 mGy.m2 Gy.m2 To mGy.cm2 cGy.cm2 dGy.cm2 Gy.cm2 uGy.m2 Gy.m2 Result DAP Simple example with respect to unit conversions: When converting from Gy.cm2 to µGy.m2 the following reasoning can be followed: 1 Gy = 1,000,000 (1 million) µGy; 1 cm2 = 0.0001 m2; this means that 1 Gy.cm2 = 1,000,000*0.0001 µGy.m2 = 100 µGy.m2. Note that some con

DAP to mSv converter - radiography

This tool calculates the effective dose (mSv) with respect to the DAP value (e.g. cGy.cm2) belonging to different types of radiograph . It does for instance, Gy.cm2 to mSv conversion. It is emphasized that the result is an estimation. The conversion factor relates to ICRP 103 and is obtained from: Radiation risks from medical x-ray examinations as a function of the age and sex of the patient, BF Wall et al., Report HPA-CRCE-028 (2011) ; www.hpa.org.uk Note: use point in stead of comma as a decimal separator. Input value dose area product (DAP) Gy.cm2 mGy.cm2 cGy.cm2 dGy.cm2 Gy.m2

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Dose area product (DAP)

Dose Area Product (DAP), is a multiplication of the dose and the area exposed, often expressed in Gy.cm2. Modern x-ray systems are fitted with a DAP meter, able to record accumulated DAP during an examination. A schematic of the imaging chain with DAP meter is given below. How is DAP measured? An ionization chamber larger than the area of the x-ray beam is placed just beyond the xray collimators. The DAP ionization chamber must intercept the entire x-ray field for an accurate reading. The DAP-value is depending on x-ray technique factors (kVp, mA, filtration) and time of the procedure and the area of the x-ray field. For example, a 5 x 5 cm x-ray field with an entrance dose of 1 mGy will yield a 25 mGy.cm2 DAP value. If the field is increased to 10 x 10 cm, with the same entrance dose of 1 mGy the DAP increases to 100 mGy-cm2, which is 4 times the DAP for the 5 x 5 cm field. Why DAP? Dose-area product is relatively easy to measure. DAP has been shown to correlate well with the

Radiation dose converters

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DLP unit converter

With this converter, the dose length product (DLP) can be converted into corresponding values expressed by other units. Note: use point in stead of comma as a decimal separator. Input value from mGy.cm cGy.cm dGy.cm Gy.cm uGy.m mGy.m cGy.m dGy.m Gy.m to mGy.cm cGy.cm dGy.cm Gy.cm uGy.m mGy.m cGy.m dGy.m Gy.m

Effective dose calculator - CTA-chest

This converter converts DLP in mSv effective dose. Note 1: use point in stead of comma as a decimal separator. Note 2: currently only for CTA-chest and a rough estimate. Input value (DLP) mGy.cm cGy.cm dGy.cm Gy.cm Gy.m Result Effective dose mSv

Dose rate converter

Dose rate is defined as: the quotient of the dose over a given period of time, and this duration. For example, the dose rate can be expressed in units of Gy/h. This converter helps to convert dose rate into another unit. Input value from uGy/s uGy/m uGy/h mGy/s mGy/m mGy/h cGy/s > to uGy/s uGy/m uGy/h mGy/s mGy/m mGy/h cGy/h > ...or use SHARE button f

Dose Unit Conversion Tool

For radiation units and conversion factors the following link from REMM - US Department of Health and Human Services - is useful: Dose unit conversion tool

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