Efectos de la radiación ionizante en equipos quirúrgicos
Palabras clave:
Radiación, Protección Radiación, Exposición radiación, Exposición Ocupacional, Equipo QuirúrgicoResumen
La radiación ionizante (RI) asociada a equipos médicos (EQ), se encuentra como uno
de los riesgos laborales de mayor importancia actualmente, dado el incremento de
procedimientos quirúrgicos apoyados por radiación ionizante, por ende es necesario
comprender los efectos biológicos que se desprenden de dicha exposición en el
personal de salud de distintas áreas médicas, para ello en esta revisión sistemática
se propone entender conceptos básicos y novedosos sobre: RI, exposición del
personal médico en diferentes tipos de procedimientos, conocimientos sobre el
tema en diferentes grupos quirúrgicos, aplicación de estos conocimientos en su
práctica quirúrgica, evaluación de nuevas tecnologías en equipos de protección, y
complicaciones asociadas al uso de equipo de protección en el personal de salud.
Siendo esta información útil para sensibilizar sobre el uso de RI en ambientes médico
quirúrgicos y mejorar la práctica clínica asociado con el uso de estas.
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