The Physics of Radiology, Fifth Edition is an essential resource for professionals and students in the fields of radiology, radiation oncology, nuclear medicine, and radiobiology. This updated edition encompasses all the latest advancements and changes that have occurred since the previous edition, ensuring that readers have access to the most current information and practices in medical physics.
This comprehensive textbook not only presents new ideas and information but also shifts its emphasis to reflect the evolving perspectives in the field, which have been significantly influenced by advancements in radiological physics. The rapid development of computing technology over the past three decades has led to a remarkable expansion in the domains of radiology and related disciplines.
- Core Topics Covered: The foundational concepts of radiation physics relevant to clinical oncology, radiology, and nuclear medicine.
- Timeless Principles: Much of the introductory content retains the essential flavor of the fourth edition, ensuring that the basic principles remain intact while being updated as necessary.
- Practical Applications: Designed to assist practitioners in understanding the physical science behind their work, making it a valuable tool for medical radiation physics students.
Authors:
Eva Bezak (Author)
Edition:
5th
Publication Date:
March 1, 2021
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