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In this article, we present some first results of the study of the dose load on a medical team working with an angiographic X-ray system in the Department of Invasive Cardiology. In the first stage, we made measurements of the dose received by an interventional cardiologist for the most commonly used projections of the C-arm. The measurements were made at three different points of the body of the cardiologist: head, gonads and feet. The aim of this article is to determine, based on the measurements, how the dose load is distributed at different points of the body of the cardiologist when various projections of the C-arm of the angiographic system and at different positions of the patient’s table are used. The obtained results indicate the point “Gonads” to receive the highest dose load and “Head” as the point with the lowest dose load.

DOSE LOAD TO DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE BODY OF THE INTERVENTIONAL CARDIOLOGIST - FIRST RESULTS