Radionecrosis of skin attributable to diagnostic procedure (Q60891): Difference between revisions

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Necrosis and ulceration of skin and soft tissues as a result of overexposure to ionizing radiation during one or more diagnostic radiological procedures. This has been most frequently reported from prolonged or repeated fluoroscopy in patients undergoing cardiac catheterization, when it typically affects the lateral chest wall.

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English	Radionecrosis of skin attributable to diagnostic procedure	Necrosis and ulceration of skin and soft tissues as a result of overexposure to ionizing radiation during one or more diagnostic radiological procedures. This has been most frequently reported from prolonged or repeated fluoroscopy in patients undergoing cardiac catheterization, when it typically affects the lateral chest wall.