Radioprotection

Papers
(The TQCC of Radioprotection is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Assessment of high school textbooks addressing radiations22
The existence of permanent facilities for nuclear disaster medicine progresses the development of manuals regardless of the years of designation elapsed21
Analyse de la justification des tomodensitométries crânio-encéphaliques au Togo18
Evaluating the Educational Effectiveness of Surface Radioactive Contamination Survey Techniques16
Annual whole-body occupational radiation exposure in the medical and industrial fields in Saudi Arabia15
COVID-19 pandemic impact on the Spanish radiation protection professionals14
Évaluation des risques professionnels pour les dispositifs électroniques cardiaques implantables à cause de l'exposition aux champs électriques du courant industriel dans le cadre des normes européenn12
Radiation dose assessment for nuclear medicine workers in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia11
The Round-Table project in Kashiwa: a dialogue to reconcile consumers and farmers in the Tokyo suburbs after the Fukushima accident10
Career burnout and psychological consistency among radiation workers in China: a cross section study10
Evaluation of barium sulfate-copper breast radiation shield for use in thoracic computed tomography examinations9
Radiation doses to non-human species after the Fukushima accident and comparison with ICRP’s DCRLs: A systematic qualitative review9
Erratum for: Diagnostic reference levels for adult Computed Tomography at the University Hospital Center of Marrakech (MOROCCO)9
Comparative analysis of gender and prefecture-based attitudes toward future parenthood following the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident9
Le retour d’expérience devrait être érigé en principe fondamental de la radioprotection / Experience feedback should be established as a fundamental principle of radiological protection9
Comparative qualitative and quantitative analysis of guidelines for nuclear accident recovery8
Establishment of national diagnostic reference levels for full field digital mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis in Lebanon8
Knowledge, risk perception and information needs of general practitioners regarding potential health effects of electromagnetic fields: A scoping review of the scientific literature8
Le déclin de la recherche en France : la radioprotection ne fait pas exception ?8
Impacts of the Covid-19 on the IRPA young generation activities in radiation protection: testimonies and experience feedback7
Occupational eye protection using Augmented Reality: a proof of concept7
Evaluation of the knowledge and observance of radiation protection for pregnant radiology technologists and pregnant patients in radiology and CT scan departments of Arak7
Young generations facing post-nuclear accident situations: from Chernobyl to Fukushima7
Exposure dose estimation considering a molybdenum generator fall accident7
Impact of implementing national diagnostic reference levels on radiation dose optimization in adult chest CT scans: a comparative analysis7
Could virtual volunteerism enhance information resilience in a nuclear emergency? The potential role of disaster knowledge workers and virtual emergent groups7
Maintenir les recommandations de la CIPR adaptées aux besoins7
Occupational eye lens dose among nuclear medicine workers in a tertiary hospital in Saudi Arabia6
Establishing Diagnostic Reference Levels for Scintigraphy Examinations at the Mohammed VI University Hospital Centre in Marrakech-Morocco6
La société française de radioprotection (SFRP) a 60 ans6
Pour ou contre l’utilisation de l’intelligence artificielle pour écrire les articles scientifiques soumis à Radioprotection6
Establishing local diagnostic reference levels for adult computed tomography in Morocco5
Radiographers’ attitudes toward the principles of patient radiation protection in the Souss Massa region of Morocco5
Fondements scientifiques de l’utilisation du modèle linéaire sans seuil (LNT) aux faibles doses et débits de dose en radioprotection5
La nécessaire évolution de la préparation et de la gestion post-accidentelle nucléaire / The necessary development of post-nuclear accident management preparedness5
Attitudes toward future motherhood among female college students in Fukushima Prefecture at seven years after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident5
A study of radon, thoron and annual effective dose in some Egyptian dwellings by twin-cup dosimeter technique with LR-115 detectors4
Report on the 23rd Fukushima Dialogue “Thinking together about issues of Fukushima Daiichi treated water”4
An analysis of the desire to make radiation measurements and to dialogue with experts among the residents of Tomioka town, Fukushima Prefecture: about the implementation of the co-expertise process4
Establishment of local diagnostic reference levels in terms of dose area product (DAP) in conventional radiology at the Regional Hospital Center of Souss Massa, Morocco4
Parameter of neutron calibration field in Viet Nam following international standard4
Mathematical formula to calculate the attenuation coefficients for any complex sample: experimental study4
Diagnostic reference levels for adult computed tomography at the University Hospital Center of Marrakech (Morocco)4
Evaluation of radiation dose and establishment of local DRLs for adult during abdominopelvic CT scan imaging for university hospital centers, Morocco4
Protection during radiotherapy: selenium4
The role of topogram views on dose indices and image quality in thorax and abdomen-pelvis CT scan4
An analysis of trauma-related CT utilization and abnormal findings in emergency department: a one-year retrospective study4
Is the linear no-threshold (LNT) model relevant for radiotherapy?3
National diagnostic reference levels (DRLs) for general and interventional radiography, mammography, and CT scan based on the latest surveys in Iran3
Assessment of pediatric radiation doses in brain CT procedures3
Participatory ‘Creative Health’ in Fukushima schools: implications of ‘ACT’ theatre component for children’s responses3
Chaleureux remerciements à nos relecteurs3
Clinical capability of Iranian operating room nurses and surgeons regarding radiation protection protocols in radiation-exposed operating rooms3
Optimization of secure workstation for manipulation of 35S-labelled molecules: a case of in vitro cell metabolic labelling3
Assessment of maternal and fetal radiation exposure during CT pelvimetry in two radiology departments in Morocco3
An alternative low-cost proposal for environmental radiation monitoring in Brazil3
Benefits and challenges of standard ceiling-mounted surface guided radiotherapy systems for breast treatments on Halcyon™3
Risk perception among workers exposed to ionizing radiation: a qualitative view3
Assessing optical radiation exposure to opaque incandescent materials by picture analysis – Part 1: from pixel color to radiance3
Would lead shielding the eye lenses during a head CT be beneficial?3
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