Farr's Physics for Medical Imaging

<p>Written by topic experts, this new edition of <i>Farr’s Physics for Medical Imaging</i> is designed specifically for trainee radiologists preparing for the physics component of their FRCR exams.</p> <p>The book effectively explains the principles and techniques behind the most common forms of medical imaging, including X-ray, CT, ultrasound, MRI, nuclear medicine, and fluoroscopy.</p> <p>Trainee radiologists and radiographers will find this an easy to understand and useful adjunct to their exam preparation – even those who haven’t studied physics since school.</p><ul> <li>Designed for those studying for their FRCR part 1 exams – covers everything you need to know</li> <p> <li>Easy to read and navigate, suitable for those with varying levels of physics knowledge</li> <p> <li>Written by topic experts - physicists and a radiologist, to make the information more accessible to radiology trainees</li> <p> <li>Clear line drawings and sample images illustrate the principles discussed</li> </ul><ul> <li>Fully revised and updated</li> <p> <li>Reflects changes to the FRCR examination </li> <p> <li>Increased amount of clinical content</li> <p> <li>Covers new legislation concerning radiological safety </li> <p> <li>New chapter on radiology information technology</li> </ul>