Radiation exposure is a constant concern in diagnostic imaging, necessitating strict adherence to protection standards. This book addresses the principles of radiation physics, biological effects, dose measurement, and protective equipment usage. It emphasizes regulatory frameworks and departmental protocols, empowering radiographers to minimize risks for both patients and healthcare professionals.
Kaede Fujimoto is a medical physicist and educator with a strong commitment to radiation safety and public health in imaging. She has led projects on radiation dose tracking and has been instrumental in implementing safety audits in medical imaging departments. Her work often bridges regulatory frameworks and clinical realities, with publications addressing radiation protection practices in both diagnostic and therapeutic settings. Kaede has collaborated with international radiological protection bodies and has served as a consultant for imaging facility accreditation.