Deep dose equivalent definition
Deep dose equivalent or “Hd” means the dose equiva- lent at a tissue depth of one centimeter (1000 mg/cm2) and applies to external whole body exposure.
Deep dose equivalent or "Hd" means the dose equivalent at a tissue depth of 1 centimeter (1000 milligrams per square centimeter) from external whole-body exposure.
Deep dose equivalent. (H[d]) means the dose equivalent at a tissue depth of 1 centimeter (1,000 milligrams per square centimeter) from external whole-body exposure.
More Definitions of Deep dose equivalent
Deep dose equivalent. (“DDE”) means the dose equivalent (tissue dose from external radiation sources) determined for a tissue depth of 1.0 cm, as measured by a radiation dosimeter.
Deep dose equivalent. (“DDE”) means the dose equivalent (tissue dose from external radiation sources) determined for a tissue depth of 1.0 cm, as measured by a radiation dosimeter. “Effective Dose Equivalent” (“EDE”) [for the purposes of this policy] means the deep dose equivalent (tissue dose from external radiation sources at 1 cm below the surface of the skin) as measured by a radiation dosimeter, adjusted where appropriate by mathematical formulas to take into account the wearing of protective lead garments in the presence of diagnostic energy x-ray radiation.
Deep dose equivalent. (DDE) (HD) means the dose which applies to external whole-body exposure and is the dose equivalent at a tissue depth of 1 cm (1000 mg/cm2).
Deep dose equivalent means the dose equivalent at a tissue depth of one centimeter used as a measure of external whole body exposure;
Deep dose equivalent. (DDE) (HD) means the dose which applies to external whole-body