Exposição Pediátrica à Radiação Ionizante em Exames Radiológicos

Crianças são mais radiosensíveis que adultos, portanto estão expostas à riscos mais elevados de câncer de cérebro, mama, pele, tireoide e leucemia ao longo da vida após exposição às radiações.

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