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University of Washington School of Medicine, Department of Radiology
Diagnostic Radiology Imaging Physics Course 2009-2010
Course description
This course provides radiology residents with an understanding of the physics principles and theory involved for diagnostic radiology imaging modalities as well as prepare for their board exam. The image formation process for each modality as well as the image quality parameters such as noise, spatial resolution and contrast resolution and the effect of these parameters on image quality are discussed. The course also reviews radiology board exam format questions to prepare the resident for the physics component of the ABR board exam. Overall, the course objective is to provide the radiology resident with a better understanding of the technology and physical principles of the equipment used in radiology. Resources
1. Textbook: The Essential Physics of Medical Imaging, 2nd edition, Bushberg, Seibert, Leidholdt and Boone. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2002. (Few copies of this book are available in the UW Library System as well as UW & HMC Radiology Library.) 2. AAPM Curriculum: https://www.aapm.org/education/documents/Curriculum.pdf 3. RSNA Resource for Residents Page - RSNA/AAPM Online Physics Modules http://physics.rsna.org/default.asp OR http://www.rsna.org/Education/physics.cfm 4. Dr. Bhargava's physics resources: https://www.rad.washington.edu/radiology-personnel/bhargp/radiology-educational-web-resources 5. Radiology Board Review: http://radquiz.org/ Faculty
Kalpana M. Kanal, Ph.D., DABR, Course Director Guest Speakers - Radiologists Syllabus
Meeting Times and Locations
Day: Thursday January 21 - HMC Maleng Building, Room 111 January 28 onwards - E212 - Health Sciences Building UWMC unless indicated otherwise
Lectures
Introductory lectures for R2 residents - August 2009 Note: if you have an older version of PPT on your computer - you will be asked to load the PPT 2002/2003 Add-in: Office Animation Runtime Intro to Radiation Dosimetry - Dr. Kanal (August 20, 2009) PPT Slideshow Intro to Computed Tomography - Dr. Kanal (August 27, 2009) PPT Slideshow Radiation Safety in Fluoroscopy - Dr. Kanal (September 1, 2009) PPT Slideshow _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Diagnostic Radiology Imaging Physics Course 2010 Note: if you have an older version of PPT on your computer - you will be asked to load the PPT 2002/2003 Add-in: Office Animation Runtime Weeks 1-2 (21 and 28 January 2010): Interaction of Ionizing Radiation with Matter RSNA/AAPM Tutorials (X-ray Interactions, Attenuation): X-Ray Interactions Week 4 (11 February, 2010): X-ray Production, X-ray Tubes and Generators PPT Slideshow RSNA/AAPM Tutorials (X-ray Production, Generators): X-Ray Production Week 5 (18 and 25 February, 2010): Computers in Medical Imaging (last year's lectures) Resident Prepared Cheat Sheet - Computers in Medical Imaging Resident Prepared Cheat Sheet - PACS RSNA/AAPM Tutorials (PACS): Weeks 7-8 (21 August 2008): Screen-Film Radiography PPT Slideshow (long version) RSNA/AAPM Tutorials (Screen-Film Radiography): Week 9-10 (28 August - September 4, 2008): Weeks 12-13 (18 and 25 September 2008): Week 14 (2 October 2008): PPT Slideshow RSNA/AAPM Tutorials (Fluoroscopy): General Overview of Fluoroscopic Imaging Week 15 (9 October 2008): PPT Slideshow Other Documents: Risk from Fluoroscopy, Supplement RSNA/AAPM Tutorials (Radiation Safety in Fluoroscopy): Fluoroscopy: Patient Radiation Exposure Issues Week 16-17 (16 and 23 October 2008):X-Ray Lab Week 18 (30 October 2008): Weeks 19-20 (6 and 13 November 2008): Week 23 (4 December 2008): Printer Friendly (4 slides/page) RSNA/AAPM Tutorials (Radiation Dosimetry): Typical Patient Radiation Doses in Diagnostic Radiology Week 24-25, 28-29 (11 December 2008 - 22 January 2009) Computed Tomography PPT Slideshow Dr. Gunn's Lecture (PDF of slides) RSNA/AAPM Tutorials (Computed Tomography): CT Image Detail and Noise Technological Advances in Multidetector CT with a focus on cardiac imaging Search for Isotropic Resolution in CT from Conventional through Multiple-Row Detector MRI Lectures 2009 Week 31 (29 January 2009): Additional MRI Educational Resources: Week 33 (19 February 2009): MRI - from Picture to Proton (Ch 8): Resonance and Relaxation PPT Slideshow Printer Friendly (4 slides/page) Week 34 (19 February 2009): MRI - from Picture to Proton (Ch 7): Spatial Encoding Week 35 (26 February 2009): Week 36 (5 March 2009): Week 37 (12 March 2009): Week 38 (19 March 2009):MRI - from Picture to Proton (Ch 6): Artifacts Week 39 (26 March 2009): Quantum Mechanical Explanation of NMR: MRI Safety (AJR Articles):Safe MR Practiced: Self-Assessment Module ACR Guidance Document for Safe MR Practices: 2007 Older MRI Lectures (2007, 2008): NMR - Bushberg Ch 14 LecturePPT Slideshow MRI - Bushberg Ch 15 LecturePPT Slideshow Week 40-42 (2 April - 16 April 2009): Printer Friendly (4 slides/page) Dr. Lalani Lecture (ppt) Dr. Lalani Lecture - Printer Friendly AAPM/RSNA Physics Tutorial for Residents: Topics in US AAPM/RSNA Physics Tutorial for Residents: Beyond the Basics: Elasticity Imaging with US
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