Fetal dosimetry monitoring provides an added layer of radiation dose tracking for declared pregnancies. ProxDose™ fetal badges integrate seamlessly into existing whole-body monitoring programs to support occupational safety, transparency, and compliance. Fetal monitoring helps facilities document fetal dose independently while maintaining continuity with established monitoring protocols.
Fetal badges are worn at the waist or abdomen, typically underneath protective garments. Monitoring begins following a declared pregnancy and continues according to facility policy and regulatory requirements.
Separate fetal dose reporting ensures clear documentation without altering the individual’s primary whole-body record.
Key Benefits
Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Description | Two-element OSL dosimeter |
Radiation Measured | Gamma and X-ray |
Minimum Reportable Dose | 10 mrem (0.1 mSv) |
Lower Limit of Detection | 1 mrem (0.01 mSv) |
Fade | < 4% |
Accreditations | NVLAP (Lab Code: 100512-0) |
Reporting Periods | Monthly, Quarterly, Annually |
Size & Weight | Small, lightweight for comfortable wear |
Fetal dosimetry is typically used after a pregnancy is declared, in accordance with facility policy and regulatory guidance.
The fetal badge is worn at the waist or abdomen, usually underneath protective garments such as lead aprons.
No. Fetal monitoring is supplemental. The individual continues wearing their assigned whole-body badge while the fetal badge provides independent fetal dose documentation.
Fetal dose is reported separately from the individual’s whole-body dose to maintain clear, compliant records.
Requirements vary by jurisdiction and facility policy. ProxDose™ works with Radiation Safety Officers to align monitoring programs with applicable regulations.
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