1. Basic principles of dental radiology
The facial mass is essentially made up of bone, teeth (including enamel and dentine) and supporting soft tissues. Dental radiology is therefore essentially the imaging of mineralized tissues, exploiting the absorption properties ("true" absorption by the photoelectric effect and mainly Compton attenuation) of medium-energy X-rays transmitted
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Arrêté du 26 octobre 2005 définissant les modalités de contrôle de radioprotection en application des articles R. 231-84 du code du travail et R. 1333-44 du code de la santé publique.
Order of September 22, 2006 concerning dosimetric information to be included in a report on a procedure using ionizing radiation.
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