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Three-dimensional (3D) imaging devices are emerging in operating theatres for intra-operative applications. Although there are reported benefits of this technology, such as increased surgical accuracy and higher patient safety, radiation exposure of staff and patient remains a concern. This study aims at evaluating this exposure when using the O-arm® (2D and 3D imaging device).To assess patient radiation...
Purpose This study was conducted to characterise the O-arm® surgical imaging system in terms of patient organ doses and medical staff occupational exposure during three-dimensional thoracic spine and pelvic examinations. Methods An anthropomorphic phantom was used to evaluate absorbed organ doses during a three-dimensional thoracic spine scan and a three-dimensional pelvic scan with the O-arm®....
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