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Basic & Detailed Tutorial On X-rays for Biomedical Beginners

Modern medical imaging began with an almost accidental discovery in the lab of Professor Wilhelm Roentgen in Germany on a November day in 1895.

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LECTURE NOTES ON BIOMEDICAL IMAGING

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LECTURE NOTES EXPLANATION OF ALL IMAGING MODALITY

Lecture 1: Principles of X-ray imaging (940 kB)

Lecture 2 : Technology and applications for planar X-ray imaging (1.2 MB)

Lecture 3 : Principles of X-ray Computed Tomography (660 kB)

Lecture 4 : X-ray CT applications (1 MB)

Lecture 5 : Nuclear Medicine (356 kB)

Lecture 6 : Emission Tomographies (1.5 MB)

Lecture 7 : Principles of Ultrasound imaging (576 kB)

Lecture 8 : Applications of Ultrasound imaging (884 kB)

Lecture 9 : Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (776 kB)

Lecture 10 : Magnetic Resonance Imaging (1.8 MB)

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LINKS ABOUT KNOWLEDGE OF XRAYS

X-Rays

http://www.Colorado.EDU/physics/2000/xray/
See how a fluoroscope works and find information about electromagnetic radiation and CAT scans. Provided by Physics2000 through Colorado educational systems.

X-Rays

http://www.coe.uga.edu/science/projects/xrays/x-rays.html
An activity complete with information about x-rays, the images needed for completing the assignment, and questions for students.

Radiology

http://www.methodisthealth.com/radiology/general.htm
Methodist Health Care System’s page contains an explanation of what x-rays are and how they are performed. The page also provides links to many x-ray related topics.

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