Lecture

Bone Imaging

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Description

This lecture covers the importance of imaging in biomechanics, focusing on bone cells activity, histology, and histomorphometry. It explains different imaging modalities, acquisition systems, x-ray projections, backprojection algorithms, and artefacts encountered in CT. The lecture also delves into the absorption of x-rays, radiographic images, histological techniques, and image reconstruction methods like back-projection and filtered back-projection.

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