GMS6652
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Diagnostic Radiological Physics II
MED(MD)-Radiology - 29130000MED - Medicine
Long Description (Course Description)
A comprehensive analysis of computed tomography (CT) and ultrasound (US) medical imaging systems. Fundamentals of these diagnostic imaging modalities, such as basic physics, image reconstruction, and associated bio-effects, will be discussed. Multiple lab demos will help illustrate the physics that go into creating these images: students will observe residents performing CT studies on multiple phantoms and then be tasked with identifying image quality changes due to different acquisition technique.
Min Credits
3
Max Credits
3
Repeat for Credit
No
Total Credits Allowed
3
Grading Basis
GRD - Letter Grade
Course Attributes
RTOP - ROTTOP (Rotating Topic)