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[Radiation exposure in modified double-contrast examination of the intestine (author's transl)].

The radiation exposure of jejunum, skin and gonads during dynamic double contrast studies of the small intestine was measured by thermoluminescence-dosimetry. This radiological examination performed under fluoroscopic control, resulted in a higher dose of skin radiation than when applying conventional methods. The gonadal dose, however was not increased when small fields of view were used during fluoroscopy.