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00:26 Operator Performance in Non-Destructive Testing: A Study of Operator Performance in a Performance Test
J. Enkvist, A. Edland, O. Svenson SKI English...
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01:51 Modelling of Ultrasonic Nondestructive Testing in Anisotropic Materials - Rectangular Crack
Anders Boström SKI English...
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01:48 Effects of Time Pressure and Noise on Non-Destructive Testing
Johan Enkvist, Anne Edland, Ola Svenson SKI English...
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00:06 Accident Analysis and Barrier Function (AEB) Method. Manual for Incident Analysis
Ola Svenson SKI English...
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01:42 Potential Effects of Organizational Uncertainty on Safety
Nancy E. Durbin, Anna Lekberg, Barbara D. Melber SKI English...
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00:29 User Guide to SUNDT A Simulation Tool for Ultrasonic NDT
H. Wirdelius SKI English...
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2016:14 Radiological examinations of children: a study of method options
The Swedish Radiation Safety Authority, SSM, decided in 2011 to investigate the justification of the use of diagnostic computed tomography (CT) for children up to fifteen years of age. The reason is the fact that CT is the main contributor to ionising radiation to the population. During the last decade, the annual number of CT examinations increased by 200%, and during the last 16 years, by...
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2014:51 Report from SSM’s scientific council on ionizing radiation within oncology, 2013. MR in radiotherapy - an important step towards personalised treatment?
Imaging is important for radiotherapy and the development of new imaging modalities is closely linked to the evolution of modern radiotherapy. The implementation of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in modern radiotherapy holds great promise for the future but the scientific council emphasizes that it must be carefully monitored in order to minimize the introduction of new risks, violating...
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2013:30 Laser pointers and Eye injuries - An analysis of reported cases
The safety limits that exist for human exposure of laser radiation are essential to reduce the risk of injuries. These values, however, give very little information on what tissue damages that may be expected at various elevated exposure levels. Similarly, the Swedish Radiation Protection Authority (SSM) has very little information on how such tissue damage is related to the impairment of the...
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2013:31 Aesthetic ultrasound devices – current state of knowledge and suggested measurement set-up for characterization of exposure
This report concerns the ultrasound devices used for the aesthetic purposes of body contouring and fat reduction (ablation of adipose tissue). Such devices have recently become more frequent on the Swedish market. These ultrasound devices are currently not medically regulated in Sweden and little is known about their safety and potentially harmful exposure when using them. This report aims to...
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