CT and radiation-related cancer risk—time for a paradigm shift?

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David A. Johnson
Paul R. Helft
Douglas K. Rex
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[1] Eastern Virginia Medical School,Division of Gastroenterology
[2] Indiana University School of Medicine,Division of Hematology/Oncology
[3] Clarian Health,Division of Gastroenterology
[4] Indiana University School of Medicine,undefined
[5] Clarian Health,undefined
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The use of CT has been increasing exponentially over the past decade. Unfortunately, there is little cognizance among health-care providers (or their patients) about the relative latent cancer risks associated with repetitive exposure to ionizing radiation. Given the exposure of a relatively high proportion of the population to these tests, it is incumbent on health-care providers to have an improved understanding of these risks and discuss them accordingly with their patients.
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