Physics for Medical Imaging Applications [electronic resource] /
NATO Advanced Study Institute on Optimising Detectors, Imaging and Computing Technologies from Nuclear Physics in General and Security ApplicationsCorporate Author
NATO Advanced Study Institute on Optimising Detectors, Imaging and Computing Technologies from Nuclear Physics in General and Security Applications(2005 :Archamps, France)
NATO Advanced Study Institute on Optimising Detectors, Imaging and Computing Technologies from Nuclear Physics in General and Security Applications
North Atlantic Treaty Organization.Public Diplomacy Division.
Lemoigne, Yves.editor.
Caner, Alessandra.editor.
Rahal, Ghita.editor.
The Nato Advanced Study Institute ASI 981171 was organised at the European Scientific Institute of Archamps (ESI , Archamps France) from October 26 to November 8, 2005. Everyy ear in autumn ESI organises the European School of Medical Physics, which covers a large spectrum of topics, ranging from Medical Imaging to Radiotherapy, over a period of five weeks. Thanks to the Cooperative Science and Technologys ub programme of th e NATO Science Division, the first two weeks were replaced this year by the ASI course dedicated to "Optimising Detectors, Imaging & Computing Technologies from Nuclear Physics in General to Secur ity Applications". This allowed the participation of experts and students fr om 20 different countries, with diverse cultural background and professional experience (Africa, America, Asia, and Europe). A further positive outcome of NATO ASI participation is the publication of this book, which contains the lectures series contributed by speakers during the ASI weeks. We hope it will be a reference book in Medical Imaging, addressing an audience of young medical physicists everywhere in the world, who are wishing to review the physics foundations of the relevant technologies, catch up with the state of the art and look ahead into future developments in their field. The ASI course was structured in two pa rts, defined by the use or absence of ionising radiation in the medical imaging techniques of interest.
"Published in cooperation with NATO Public Policy Division."
Includes bibliographical references.
General Imaging and Ultrasound Principle -- FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS OF DIGITAL IMAGING -- Magnetic Resource Imaging -- PRINCIPLE OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE -- NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (NMR) -- MRI - QUALITY ASSURANCE -- ADVANCED MRI APPLICATIONS -- PHYSIOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL MRI -- APPLICATIONS OF CLINICAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY -- CLINICAL MRI -- Ultrasound Imaging -- BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ULTRASOUND -- ULTRASOUND TRANSDUCERS -- ULTRASONIC DOPPLER MODES -- ULTRASOUND CONTRAST AGENTS -- SPECKLE FORMATION, ANALYSIS AND PROCESSING APPLIED TO ULTRASOUND TISSUE CHARACTERIZATION -- PERFORMANCE TESTING OF MEDICAL ECHO/DOPPLER EQUIPMENT -- ULTRASONIC ELASTOGRAPHY -- ULTRASOUND AND THERAPY -- ULTRASOUND IMAGE POST-PROCESSING - APPLICATION TO SEGMENTATION -- INTRAVASCULAR IMAGING -- EARLY, RECENT AND FUTURE APPLICATIONS OF ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY -- Nuclear Medicine Techniques -- ISOTOPES IN MEDICINE -- ELECTRONICS SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR MEDICAL IMAGING -- EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY -- DATA ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING IN RADIOISOTOPE IMAGING -- EVALUATION OF IMAGE QUALITY -- ADVANCES IN PET AND SPECT -- POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY APPLICATION TO DRUG DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH -- Digital Imaging -- PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES OF MAMMOGRAPHY -- COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY -- IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION ALGORITHMS IN POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY -- QUALITY CONTROL IN MAMMOGRAPHY -- PATIENT DOSE IN DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY.
The Nato Advanced Study Institute ASI 981171 was organised at the European Scientific Institute of Archamps (ESI , Archamps France) from October 26 to November 8, 2005. Everyy ear in autumn ESI organises the European School of Medical Physics, which covers a large spectrum of topics, ranging from Medical Imaging to Radiotherapy, over a period of five weeks. Thanks to the Cooperative Science and Technologys ub programme of th e NATO Science Division, the first two weeks were replaced this year by the ASI course dedicated to "Optimising Detectors, Imaging & Computing Technologies from Nuclear Physics in General to Secur ity Applications". This allowed the participation of experts and students fr om 20 different countries, with diverse cultural background and professional experience (Africa, America, Asia, and Europe). A further positive outcome of NATO ASI participation is the publication of this book, which contains the lectures series contributed by speakers during the ASI weeks. We hope it will be a reference book in Medical Imaging, addressing an audience of young medical physicists everywhere in the world, who are wishing to review the physics foundations of the relevant technologies, catch up with the state of the art and look ahead into future developments in their field. The ASI course was structured in two pa rts, defined by the use or absence of ionising radiation in the medical imaging techniques of interest.
Biophysics.
Biological physics.
Radiology.
Nuclear medicine.
Biological and Medical Physics, Biophysics.
Imaging / Radiology.
Nuclear Medicine.
Ultrasound.
Optimising detectors
Imaging technologies
Computing technologies
Security applications
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