References
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Summary
The new version IDEAplus has adopted the most recent ICRP Recommendations as published in the OIR series (ICRP Publications 134, 137 and 141).
The application of the new biokinetical models and the respective biokinetic functions and dose coeffizients results in a further improvement of both the precision and accuracy of internal dose assessment.
IDEAplus provides the following innovations:
Gender specific dose coefficients
Exploration of new monitoring procedures
Of course, the new version IDEAplus provides also all approved features of the last version of the IDEA software (Version MV-03.6.7).