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Course module: BMB501703
BMB501703
Medical Image Formation
Course info
Course codeBMB501703
EC7.5
Course goals
Upon successful completion of the course, the student:
  1. knows the basic physics behind the most commonly used clinical imaging modalities;
  2. is able to optimize acquisition parameter settings for certain basic applications;
  3. knows the safety issues associated with the different imaging modalities;
  4. is able to recognize and explain the most common imaging artifacts related to the different modalities;
  5. knows the key areas of application of the different modalities.
Content
Period (from – till): 12 September 2016 – 11 November 2016
 
Lecturers
Dr. A. Schilham, Divisie Beeld, UMCU, docent x-ray techniques
Dr. B. van Nierop, Divisie Beeld, UMCU, docent nucleair techniques
Dr.ir. R. Deckers, ISI, Divisie Beeld , UMCU, docent ultrasound
Dr.ir. L.W. Bartels, ISI, Divisie Beeld, UMCU, docent MRI en coordinator
 
Course description
In this course the physics behind the most important medical imaging modalities will be treated. After an introductory lecture, x-ray imaging (radiography, fluoroscopy, digital subtraction angiography, computed tomography), ultrasound, nuclear imaging techniques (SPECT & PET) and magnetic resonance imaging will be discussed. The increasing importance of medical imaging for guiding surgery and minimally invasive radiological interventions will be emphasized. During the course, representative problems will be handed out and discussed.

Literature/study material used:
"Medical Imaging; Signals and Systems", Authors: J.L. Prince, J.M, ISBN: 0130653535
"Basic principles of MR Imaging", published by Philips Nederland (obtainable via the lecturers)
 
Registration:
Apply at least 2 weeks before start of the course. Register via the study guide.
 
Mandatory 
For BIS students.
 
Optional for other students
Yes.
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