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Anthony B. Wolbarst

Patrizio Capasso

Andrew R. Wyant

Department of the Air Force

Advances in Medical Physics: 2006 is the first in a new, biennial series intended to help practicing medical physicists, technically inclined physicians, and other interested professionals to stay current in medical radiation science and technology in particular, in subfields of medical physics other than their own. Experts in MRI, radiation oncology, or nuclear medicine physics will be able to keep track of what s new and exciting in ultrasound, flat-panel detector technology, and molecular imaging. Chapters are dedicated to the major modalities and important related areas, and they present discussions of current and prospective advances in the field. This initial volume in the series focuses on providing up-to-date scientific/technical background information This text assumes the reader has a solid understanding at the level of the more challenging radiation physics textbooks for radiology residents: The text is ideal for the generalist in radiation science and technology, but less rigorous than what would be needed for a researcher in his or her own field. The series will be directed primarily at medical physicists and engineers, but should also be of interest to diagnostic and therapy physicians with strong technical backgrounds. It is also intended to support the instruction of medical, engineering, and medical physics students, as well as radiology and radiation therapy residents in short, a volume and series that will offer information with significant value to the radiation medicine community. This series is being produced by three general editors and two medical editors. The general editors, Anthony B. Wolbarst (Georgetown Medical School), Robert G. Zamenhof (Tufts-New England Medical Center), and William R. Hendee (Medical College of Wisconsin) furnish overall direction for the project and will work to ensure a consistency of style and uniformity of technical level. Melvin Clouse (Harvard Medical School) and Anatoly Dritschilo (Georgetown Medical School) will offer guidance and manuscript quality assurance from the physician s perspective.

Advances in Medical Physics 2006

Science & Math

Physics

Medical Physics Pub Corp

Advances in Medical Physics (AMP) is designed to help medical physicists and technically inclined physicians stay current in medical radiation science and technology, especially in sub-fields of medical physics other than their own. AMP 2014 contains an expanded focus on radiation oncology topics, including the new GammaPod 60Co device for breast radiosurgery, the allure of targeted dose enhancement via gold nanoparticles, strategies and devices for respiratory motion management, proton therapy fundamentals, and novel high resolution 3D dosimeters for the verification of complex treatment plans. Additional chapters highlight the role of the ICRP and IAEA in medicine; a review of currently available passive dosimeters; novel x-ray photonics and phase contrast imaging technologies; state-of-the-art PET and cardiac SPECT implementations; the fundamentals of parallel MRI, and advanced MRI sequences; and the first part of a suggested road map for teaching MRI to medical physics and engineering students. This is our first book printed in full color!

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