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A typical chest x-ray is about 20 microsieverts a scan.
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A chest CT gives patient more than 100 times the radiation dose of a typical chest X-ray.
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The radiation exposure in one hospital was 23 times higher than another for a typical chest X-ray, the study showed.
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Aim: To prospectively assess the prognostic value of the Stress-Recovery Index (SRI) in women with typical chest pain.
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A chest CT scan exposes the patient to more than 100 times the radiation dose of a typical chest X-ray.