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Remote Diagnostic Radiology Tutorial
This course will cover the fundamental physics behind radiation production and interaction, including a review of pertinent mathematics, classical mechanics, and nuclear physics. Topics covered: radioactive decay, radiation producing devices, characteristics of different types of radiation, mechanisms of radiation interaction, and essentials of the determination of absorbed doses.
This course will provide a comprehensive survey of basic radiotherapy physics, fundamental radiation therapy, and contemporary radiation therapy.
For Medical Students only. Specialized Topics in Radiology. Refer to Medical Student Electives Book located at https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/som/students/academics/electives.html.
This course will cover the fundamental physics behind radiation production and interaction, including a review of pertinent mathematics, classical mechanics, and nuclear physics. Topics covered: radioactive decay, radiation producing devices, characteristics of different types of radiation, mechanisms of radiation interaction, and essentials of the determination of absorbed doses.
This course will provide a comprehensive survey of basic radiotherapy physics, fundamental radiation therapy, and contemporary radiation therapy. Topics to be covered include: external beam radiation therapy, brachytherapy, and special procedures. Image guidance methods will be discussed as well as patient and machine quality assurance.
The course will cover the fundamental principles of radiation protection and safety. Topics covered include: principles of radiation protection, radiation units, radiation measurements, practical aspects of the use of radionuclides, ionizing radiation and public health, regulations regarding radiation protection, and radiation shielding of x-ray facilitites.
This seminar will focus on current topics in imaging, radioomics/AI, therapy, and radiopharm therapy.
This course will cover the current state-of-the-art knowledge of the biological consequences of ioning radiation at multiple length and time scales, including molecular, cellular, whloe-body, and population effects, as well as how this knowledge relates to and is continually informed by applications in radiation therapy and radiation safety.
This course covers the physics and methodology aspects of Nuclear Medicine Imaging and Positron Emission Tomography.