Ono Koji, Ban Nobuhiko, Ojima Mitsuaki, Yoshinaga Shinji, Akahane Keiichi, Fujii Keisuke, Toyota Masahiko, Hamada Fumiko, Kouriyama Chihaya, Akiba Suminori, Kunugita Naoki, Shimada Yoshiya, Kai Michiaki
Oita Prefecture-Mie Hospital, 3964-1 Miemachi-Miyano, Bungoono-shi, Oita 879-7101, Japan.
Radiat Prot Dosimetry. 2011 Jul;146(1-3):260-2. doi: 10.1093/rpd/ncr165. Epub 2011 May 3.
A nationwide survey was conducted in Japan on paediatric CT among children of public health and school nurses to examine a possibility for a follow-up study on radiation effects. A survey questionnaire was sent out to 3173 public primary and junior high schools and 317 public health centres during October to December in 2009. According to the collected responses, 410 (16.2 %) children received the CT scans and the total number of CT scans was 585. Most of respondents expressed a high interest in radiation health effects and an intent to participate in the epidemiological study that will follow-up the health conditions of children. This study provides information to discuss the feasibility of the epidemiological study on health effects in children who received CT scans.
在日本针对公共卫生护士和学校护士所负责儿童进行了一项全国性的儿科CT调查，以探讨开展辐射影响后续研究的可能性。2009年10月至12月期间，向3173所公立小学和初中以及317个公共卫生中心发放了调查问卷。根据回收的答复，410名（16.2%）儿童接受了CT扫描，CT扫描总数为585次。大多数受访者对辐射健康影响表现出浓厚兴趣，并有意参与跟踪儿童健康状况的流行病学研究。本研究为讨论针对接受CT扫描儿童的健康影响进行流行病学研究的可行性提供了信息。
