Dedicated to improving the understanding of radiation risks from medical imaging. Calculate your dose and estimate cancer risk from studies including CT scans, x-rays, nuclear scans and interventional procedures.
Risk Calculator
Cardiac Stress Test (Technicium)
Cardiac Stress Test (Thallium)
Liver Scan (HIDA)
Renal Scan
Whole Body PET
Bone Scan
DEXA Scan (Bone Density)
Tagged WBC Study
Gastric Emptying Study
GI Bleeding Study
Thyroid Scan
Parathyroid Scan
Brain Scan
Radionuclide Ventriculogram (RVG)
Please see Glossary for description of different studies.
Build Your X-ray Risk Report
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Additional Cancer Risk(%) |
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| Natural Background | 3.1 mSv/year10 | Domestic Pilots | 2.2 mSv/year11 |
| Average US Exposure | 6.2 mSv/year10 | 7 Hour Airline Flight | 0.02 mSv/year11 |
Keep in mind, the overall lifetime risk of developing an invasive cancer is 37.5% (1 in 3) for women and 44.9% (1 in 2) for men regardless of imaging history. These statistics are averages and do not predict what is going to happen to you. They do not take into consideration individual risk factors including lifestyle (smoking, diet, exercise, etc), family history (genetics) or radiation exposure. The majority of cancers occur later in life and the average lifetime risk of dying from cancer is 25% (1 in 4).
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