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Medical Imaging

Published: Issue: Volume: Page:634-712
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Container-title:Handbook of Research on Biomedical Engineering Education and Advanced Bioengineering Learning
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Author:

Wang Ge¹,Cong Alex¹,Gao Hao²,Zhang Jie³,Weir Victor J.⁴,Xu Xiaochen⁵,Bennett James¹

Affiliation:

1. Virginia Tech, USA

2. University of California-Los Angeles, USA

3. University of Minnesota, USA

4. Baylor Health Care System, USA

5. Texas Instruments, USA

Abstract

Medical imaging is both an indispensable tool and a highly interdisciplinary field. Over the past decades, progress in medical imaging theory and technology has dramatically accelerated. This chapter provides a comprehensive study of the fundamental and advanced principles behind each of the major imaging modalities. It also presents topics related to the vision of the future of each modality. The chapter is intended for upper level or graduate biomedical engineering/bioengineering/medical physics students, researchers, and faculty.

Publisher

IGI Global

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