Medical Imaging: Techniques and Applications

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Covers the history, technology, processes, and global challenges of diagnostic X-ray imaging in healthcare.

Covers the probabilistic model for linear regression and its applications in nuclear magnetic resonance and X-ray imaging.

Explores X-ray tomography principles, applications, and synchrotron radiation use in medical and scientific imaging.

Covers the fundamentals of biomedical imaging, including CT imaging and x-ray spectrum.

Explores the challenges of X-ray machine availability in district hospitals and presents the innovative GlobalDiagnostiX project.

Covers the application of Fourier transforms in tomography, focusing on the Radon transform and its inversion techniques.

Explores X-ray imaging techniques in synchrotron science, covering various scales and structural complexities of materials.

Explores principles and applications of tomography, including 3D microscopy techniques and atomic-level material reconstruction.

Explores artificial nuclear reactions, their applications in various fields, and the effects of radiation on health.

Covers synchrotron and XFEL radiation, their applications, and experimental techniques across various scientific fields.