@article{oai:repo.qst.go.jp:00081878,
 author = {Munehiko, Kowatari and Zutz, Hayo and Hupe, Oliver and Munehiko, Kowatari},
 issue = {4},
 journal = {radiation protection dosimetry},
 month = {Feb},
 note = {A commercially available active extremity dosemeter is a promising candidate for medical staff aid individual monitoring of the
eye lens. We investigated the applicability of the newly developed active extremity dosemeter, which uses a low-energy photon
probe, to eye lens dose monitoring by performing a complete characterization of the dosemeters. Performance tests revealed
that the active extremity dosemeter would overestimate personal dose equivalent, Hp(3), when the probe is worn close to the
lens of the eye of a medial worker without any improvement in the response. Introducing an appropriate filter into the probe for
low-energy photon has proven to improve the response. The dosemeter then satisfies the criteria of the personal dosemeter for
eye lens dosimetry and can be applicable to individual monitoring of eye lens dose. This article also discusses the applicability of
the dosemeter to area monitoring for decision making regarding additional monitoring of the eye lens and the extremities.},
 pages = {460--472},
 title = {APPLICABILITY OF A COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE ACTIVE EXTREMITY DOSE-RATE METER TO EYE LENS DOSE MONITORING},
 volume = {192},
 year = {2021}
}