NATO science for peace and security series. Series B, physics and biophysics
یادداشتهای مربوط به کتابنامه ، واژه نامه و نمایه های داخل اثر
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Clinical PET and PET-CT / Susanne Albrecht -- Digital X-ray imaging / David R. Dance -- Physics simulation software foundations, methodology and functionality simulation software methods and functionality / Simone Giani -- Electromagnetic Interactions of particles with matter / Michel Maire -- The Geant4 simulation toolkit and applications. For the Geant4 collaboration / John Apostolakis -- An overview of some mathematical methods for medical imaging / Michel Defrise and Christine De Mol -- Exercises in PET image reconstruction / Oliver Nix -- Simulation of detectors for biomedical imaging / Paolo Russo -- Computer Aided Detection (CAD) systems for mammography and the use of GRID in medicine. CAD for mammography / Adele Lauria -- A short introduction to computer networks. Introduction to computer networks / Ulrich Fuchs -- PET pharmacokinetic modelling / Wolfgang Müller-Schauenburg and Matthias Reimold -- Pharmacokinetics application in biophysics experiments / Philippe Millet and Yves Lemoigne -- The DICOM Standard: a brief overview / Bernard Gibaud -- PACS: concepts and trends / David Bandon [and others] -- Biomedical multimodality imaging for clinical and research applications: principles, techniques and validation. Biomedical multimodality imaging / Luc Bidaut and Pierre Jannin.
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This volume collects the lectures presented at the ninth ESI School held at Archamps (FR) in November 2006 and is dedicated to nuclear physics applications in molecular imaging. The lectures focus on the multiple facets of image reconstruction processing and management and illustrate the role of digital imaging in clinical practice. Medical computing and image reconstruction are introduced by analysing the underlying physics principles and their implementation, relevant quality aspects, clinical performance and recent advancements in the field. Several stages of the imaging process are specifically addressed, e.g. optimisation of data acquisition and storage, distributed computing, physiology and detector modelling, computer algorithms for image reconstruction and measurement in tomography applications, for both clinical and biomedical research applications. All topics are presented with didactical language and style, making this book an appropriate reference for students and professionals seeking a comprehensive introduction to the field as well as a reliable outlook on the most recent developments.