Medical Imaging Physics covers all aspects of image formation in modern medical imaging modalities, from radiography, fluoroscopy, and computed tomography, to magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound.
Medical Imaging Physics addresses the techniques and instrumentation used in the rapidly changing field of medical imaging.
Topics covered include:
* Digital x-ray imaging
* Doppler ultrasound
* Helical CT scanning
* Accumulation and analysis of nuclear data
* Experimental radiobiology
* Radiation protection and safety
* and contains over 200 figures
Medical Imaging Physics provides the reader with the tools necessary to be comfortable with the physical principles, equipment, and procedures used in diagnostic imaging, as well as appreciate the capabilities and limitations of the technologies.
Contents
1. Imaging in Medicine
2. Structure of Matter
3. Radioactive Decay
4. Interactions of Radiation
5. Production of X Rays
6. Radiation Quantity and Quality
7. Interaction of X and y Rays in the Body
8. Radiation Detectors for Quantitative Measurement
9. Accumulation and Analysis of Nuclear Data
10. Computers and Image Networking
11. Probability and Statistics
12. Instrumentation for Nuclear Imaging
13. Radiography
14. Fluoroscopy
15. Computed Tomography
16. Influences of Image Quality
17. Analytic Description of Image Quality
18. Visual Perception
19. Ultrasound Waves
20. Ultrasound Transducers
21. Ultrasound Instrumentation
22. Doppler Effect
23. Fundamentals of Magnetic Resonance
24. Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy
25. Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Instrumentation, Bioeffects, and Site Planning
26. Experimental Radiobiology
27. Human Radiobiology
28. Protection from External Sources of Radiation
29. Protection from Internal Sources of Radiation
30. Future Developments in Medical Imaging
Appendixes:
* Review of Mathematics.
* Fourier Transform.
* Multiples and Prefixes.
* Masses in Atomic Mass Units for Neutral Atoms of Stable Nuclides and a Few Unstable Nuclides
Index
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