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Background  The paper reports the electric, magnetic and electromagnetic fields ( emf ) measurements carried out in the  Regina Elena National Cancer Institute (NCI) . Several devices, used in diagnostics and in medical cures, can represent sources of  emf  for the workers and for the public subjected to the treatments. The aim is to evaluate their exposition, in order to assess the compliance with the law.    Methods  The investigations have been carried out in the departments of: intensive care, physiotherapy, MR presstherapy and in the surgical rooms. The measurements have been performed using broad band probes in the frequency ranges 5 Hz÷30 kHz and 100 kHz-3 GHz.    Results  The variability of the magnetic induction (B(μT)) levels is between 0,05 μT and 80 μT. The statistical distribution shows that most of the measurements are in the range 0,05<B = 0,5 μT and the 89% of the B(μT) levels are within the 3 μT.    Conclusion  The measurement of the  emf  levels in the  NCI  is recommended because of the presence of the oncological patients; their long stay near the equipments and their day-long exposure represent additional risk factors for which a prudent avoidance strategy have to de adopted.

Monitoring of people and workers exposure to the electric, magnetic and electromagnetic fields in an Italian national cancer Institute