Monitoring of eye lens doses in radiation protection

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Abstract

Mainly due to the ICRP recommendation to decrease the exposure limit for eye lenses, the eye lens dosimetry has to be reconsidered. This paper gives an overview of the issues raised after this recommendation; that is to say, the choice and definition of the operational quantity to be monitored, the type testing and calibration of dosimeters aimed at measuring eyes lens "doses", the design of existing eye lens dosimeters and their wearing conditions. Finally, a criterion to choose between a direct measurement of the personal dose equivalent at three millimeters depth, Hp(3), with a dedicated dosimeter, and an indirect evaluation of Hp(3) through whole-body monitoring is presented.

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Bordy, J. M. (2015). Monitoring of eye lens doses in radiation protection. Radioprotection, 50(3), 177–185. https://doi.org/10.1051/radiopro/2015009

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