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Is there a safe level of radiation exposure for a patient during pregnancy?

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Is there a safe level of radiation exposure for a patient during pregnancy?

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Dose limits do not apply for radiation exposure of patients, since the decision to use radiation is justified depending upon the individual patient situation. When it has been decided that a medical procedure is justified, the procedure should be optimized. This means that the conditions should achieve the clinical purpose with the appropriate dose. Safe limits are determined only for the staff and not for patients.

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