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	The Essential Physics of Medical Imaging (2nd Edition)
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Univ. of California, Davis at Sacramento. Textbook consists of all aspects of medical imaging. Presents an understanding of the theory and applications of the technology counting basic concepts, X-ray imaging, ultrasound, MRI, nuclear medicine, radiation protection, radiation dosimetry, and radiation biology. Abundant illustrations. Previous edition: c1994. DNLM: Diagnostic Imaging.
Customer Reviews
The Essiantial Physics of Medical Imaging Review   2008-11-23
By Alexander Stameroff
This is a very nice book for and introductory survey to medical imaging. I highly recommend this book for biomedical engineers interested in imaging, medical students, or any other applicable field.
Medical physics made REAL easy   2008-10-29
By J. J. Hof (The Netherlands)
A laymen's explaination to medical physics. Only basic knowledge required to start learning. An overall review though.
Excellent book   2008-07-18
By K. Hamacher (NYC)
Used it for my board exam preparation (ABR) and my lectures. Great book. Highly recommend!!
Decent   2005-09-26
By Y. Kim (Houston, TX USA)
This book does a pretty good job of explaining the basic concepts. But it doesn't seem to offer a complete coverage of the topics covered in the book.
Excellent for Physicist   2004-02-07
We recently purchased this book and I find it extremely well written and useful. I would call it super for a physicist doing medical imaging research. The book reads like a reference text for a researcher. There are no cartoons or homework problems. The second edition is very up to date. The book could use some references to advanced information sources as it is a bit short on physics/mathematics details.