Medical imaging uses various technologies to create visual representations of the human body for clinical analysis and medical intervention, with key modalities including projection radiography using X-rays, computed tomography producing cross-sectional images, nuclear medicine examining organ function, ultrasound using sound waves, magnetic resonance imaging employing magnetic fields and radio waves, and optical imaging utilizing light. These notes provide an overview of medical imaging modalities and their basic physical principles.
Medical imaging uses various technologies to create visual representations of the human body for clinical analysis and medical intervention, with key modalities including projection radiography using X-rays, computed tomography producing cross-sectional images, nuclear medicine examining organ function, ultrasound using sound waves, magnetic resonance imaging employing magnetic fields and radio waves, and optical imaging utilizing light. These notes provide an overview of medical imaging modalities and their basic physical principles.
Medical imaging uses various technologies to create visual representations of the human body for clinical analysis and medical intervention, with key modalities including projection radiography using X-rays, computed tomography producing cross-sectional images, nuclear medicine examining organ function, ultrasound using sound waves, magnetic resonance imaging employing magnetic fields and radio waves, and optical imaging utilizing light. These notes provide an overview of medical imaging modalities and their basic physical principles.