Pathology, Anatomy and Physiology in Imaging Techniques 1

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Department of Dosimetry and Application of Ionizing Radiation

Synopsis:

Applied anatomy, topology and clinical anatomy in radiology. Pathologic - radiological correlations on different fields. The dose x resolution x pathologic - radiological correlations - the attempt of „historical“ diagnostics in the light of radiation protection. Technical potential of radiological methods and their application in radiological - anatomic - pathologic correlations. The image post processing and topology.

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Syllabus of lectures:

1. TOPOGRAPHIC ANATOMY IN IMAGING METHODS. X-RAY AND CROSS-SECTIONAL ANATOMY.

2. TOPOGRAPHIC ANATOMY IN IMAGING METHODS. X-RAY AND CROSS-SECTIONAL ANATOMY.

3. TOPOGRAPHIC ANATOMY IN IMAGING METHODS. X-RAY AND CROSS-SECTIONAL ANATOMY.

4. FUNDAMENTAL PATHOLOGY.

5. PATHOLOGY IN IMAGING METHODS

6. PATHOLOGY IN IMAGING METHODS 2.

7. PATHOLOGY IN IMAGING METHODS 3.

8. VIRTUAL REALITY, MODULATIONS, SPATIAL RECONSTRUCTIONS.

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Knowledge:

Komplex knowledge about applied anatomy, topology and clinical anatomy in radiology.

Abilities:

Use of evaluation methods for image diagnosis and calculation of benefits in the critical volume.

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Key references:

[1] Dokladal, Pac et al., Human anatomy 1-3, MU Brno, 1997-2003. (in Czech)

[2] Cihak, Anathomy 1-3, Prague, Grada, 2001-2004. (in Czech)

[3] Povysil et al., Special Pathology 1-3, Prague: Karolinum, 1995-1997. (in Czech)

[4] Macak, General Pathology. (in Czech)

[5] Macak, Macakova, Pathology, Prague: Grada, 2004. (in Czech)

Recommended references:

[6] Fleckestein, Tranum-Jensen: Anatomy in diagnostic imaging, 2nd edition, Blackwell publ., 2001

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Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: