In standard fluoroscopic mode, what is the maximum exposure rate allowed by the FDA in roentgen per minute (R/min)?

In standard fluoroscopic mode, the FDA has set regulations regarding the maximum exposure rate allowed to ensure safety in medical imaging. The limit established is 10 roentgens per minute (R/min). This maximum exposure rate is designed to minimize radiation exposure to patients and healthcare providers while still allowing for effective imaging. Maintaining this limit is essential for reducing the risks associated with radiation exposure, such as the potential development of cancer or other radiation-related injuries. Therefore, 10 R/min is the threshold where benefits of imaging can be achieved without unnecessarily increasing risks to those involved in the procedure.