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Table 3.

In vivo human studies using lymphocyte γ-H2AX foci as the assay type

Author, year	N (with and without ICM)	Equipment	Dose	ICM type	Iodine dose administered (g)	Results	Reference
Grudzenski et al., 2009	19/18	Philips MX 8000 CT	287/480 mGy*cm²	Iopromide	34.9	+30%	[16]
Pathe et al., 2011	15/15	Siemens Somaton 10 or 64	336–392 mGy*cm²	Iopromide	37–44.4	+58%	[17]
Gould et al., 2016	57/12	Philips Allura Xper (fluoroscopy)	116 mGy*cm²	Iomeprol	19	-	[20]
Piechowiak et al., 2015	179/66	Siemens Sensation 64 (CT)	301–342 mGy*cm²	Iopromide	18.6	+267%	[27]
Wang et al., 2017	48/22	Siemens Sensation 64 (CT)	294 mGy*cm²	Iopromide	33	+38%	[28]
Van Cauteren et al., 2021	45/5	Coronary CT in humans	11.3 mGy ± 5.3 mGy	Iopromide, iobitridol, iomeprol	16.5–34.0	-	[29]

-: blank cell

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Author contributions

CI: Conceptualization, Writing—original draft. MX, VP, and EC: Writing—review & editing.

Conflicts of interest

The authors declare that there are no conflicts of interest.

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