X ray Hazards and Biological Effects
Precautions while using X Rays
X ray Hazards and Biological Effects
X rays produced by diffraction machines are readily absorbed in the first millimetres of tissue, and therefore do not contribute any dose to the internal organs of the body. However, the lens of the eye can receive a significant dose from X rays of this energy. Overexposure of lens tissue can lead to the development of lens opacities and cataracts.
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X ray Hazards and Biological Effects
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