What do people use to look up basic info about isotopes? Rad decay isn't always complete but the IAEA app has WAY too much info to sift through. Is there a happy medium that's useful for a newer hp tech?
A little background about myself, I graduated with a bachelors in Nuclear Engineering and have been working at a radiopharmaceutical company. I was a radiation safety technician for about 2 years and recently got promoted to associate health physicist. I eventually want to take the CHP but I was wondering if also pursing a masters in health physics would be worthwhile.
So here is my question I read that there are methods in which MSV dose can be reduced so much without compromising the quality of ct images and that is done through a combination of reconstruction software with filtrations which are placed in the modern day scans. I wonder can I do chest CT and avoid the standard 7 msv even LDCT doesnt cut the msv enough for me. I read about certain protocols done in MRI that can make it as accurate as CT for chest imaging but I can’t find a facility that utilizes these protocols.