英文摘要 |
Computed tomography is useful and routinely done for clinical purposes, but the detrimental effect has been identified. The number of examination is increasing rapidly in recent years. Lately, there has been a growing awareness of risk of medical radiation from diagnostic imaging. Additionally, the physicians’ and patients’ knowledge and attitudes about the radiation risks are one of major factors for the increasing volume. We reviewed the articles published from 2004 to 2013 and summarized this issue. Many studies found the clinical physicians have incorrect cognition of the risk from computer tomography radiation. However, the situation could be due to that they have not learned relative sufficient radiation risk courses at the stage of medical schooling. The patients or patients’ family hope that more risk communication of CT could be implemented in clinical process. We address some suggestions. For national health policy, the medical image record sharing platform could be built and medical imaging history should be record in personal health insurance card. In medical education aspect, radiation risk course should be implemented in medical schooling stage and professional stage. In hospital management aspect, communication mechanism between clinical physicians, radiologists and patients should be set up, and thereby further increase the confidence during medical processes. |