Online Checking of Radiation Dose for Computed Tomography Imaging Investigations Performed on the Human Patients

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This article presents an online checking method to get the accumulated x-ray radiation dose for Computed Tomography imaging investigations performed to the human patients. When the patient arrived to imaging center to request a new investigation the system will generate an online verification based on the CNP. The software application will show a warning message if the radiation doze is exceeded. The software technologies used are based on web services and HL7 Version 2.3.1 standard.

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