British journal of cancer · 2011
Diagnostic radiography and adult acute myeloid leukaemia: an interview and medical chart review study.
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Pogoda J M, Nichols P W, Ross R K, Stram D O, Thomas D C, Preston-Martin S
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BACKGROUND: Aetiology of acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) is not well understood, perhaps because of its distinct subtypes. High-dose ionising radiation is a known risk factor, but less is known about risk from low-dose exposure such as from diagnostic radiography.
METHODS: Subjects were 412 matched case-control pairs. Ten-year subject histories of diagnostic radiography were based on interview and medical records.
RESULTS: There was no convincing association between AML risk and ionising radiation exposure from diagnostic imaging procedures, either for AML overall or for any AML subtype.
CONCLUSION: The association between diagnostic radiography and AML risk remains uncertain.
METHODS: Subjects were 412 matched case-control pairs. Ten-year subject histories of diagnostic radiography were based on interview and medical records.
RESULTS: There was no convincing association between AML risk and ionising radiation exposure from diagnostic imaging procedures, either for AML overall or for any AML subtype.
CONCLUSION: The association between diagnostic radiography and AML risk remains uncertain.