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Can RDRC protocols be considered on an expedited basis?

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Can RDRC protocols be considered on an expedited basis?

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In cases where a protocol involves standard radiological studies and results in a radiation dose to the subject that is below 20 mrem Effective Dose (ED) or Effective Dose Equivalent (EDE), it may be put through an expedited review process. This process involves review and approval by the RSO only and does not require full review by the RDRC. However, the protocol is listed on the meeting agenda and a summary of the protocol is presented at the meeting. When extenuating circumstances arise, a protocol involving radiation doses to subjects greater than 20 mrem may be put through the expedited review process if it involves standard radiological studies. In this case, the RDRC will review the protocol at the next scheduled meeting and additional modifications may be required.

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