In an attempt to minimize missed injury rates, potentially decrease mortality, and enhance rapid patient disposition, standard-dose whole-body computed tomographic (WBCT) imaging has become ubiquitous at trauma centers for the hemodynamically stable patient admitted with trauma.^1,2 The radiation dose from WBCT ranges from 10 to 20 mGy, which results in an approximately 0.08% estimated lifetime cancer mortality for 45-year-old persons.³ Risk of mortality due to missed injury is therefore higher than the risk of future radiation-induced cancer.

中文翻译：

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低剂量全身体计算机断层扫描和放射线照射患者的放射暴露，但要进行验证。

为了最大程度地降低遗漏的受伤率，潜在地降低死亡率并增强患者的快速处置，标准剂量的全身计算机断层扫描（WBCT）成像已在创伤中心普遍存在，以供接受创伤的血液动力学稳定的患者使用。^{1 ，2}从WBCT范围为10至20毫戈瑞，辐射剂量，其结果在约0.08％估计寿命癌症死亡率为45岁的人。³因此，由于遗漏受伤而导致死亡的风险高于未来放射诱发的癌症的风险。