BASICS OF MEDICAL IMAGING DEVICES |
Main lecturer Mail address Phone number | Sylvain GIOUX, Professor sgioux@unistra.fr, office B133, +33 (0)3 68 85 46 27 | |
Other instructor(s) | “N/A” if none, “Firstname Name” otherwise. |
APOGEE code Track - Year - Option - Semester Coefficient = ECTS Duration | EP17HM01 Master - 1Y IMed - S2 Master - 2Y IRMC + Doctors - S3 International program 1 10.50h CM |
EXAMS Duration Authorized documents If yes, which ones : School calculator authorized | Session 1 Continuous control: multiple choice questions at the beginning of each class No No | Session 2 Oral 20 minutes No No |
Prerequisites 2D-signal processing course (M1-S2) | ||
Lecture goals During this course, students will learn the fundamentals of various in vivo imaging methods, in particular the ones that are most used in biology and medicine. More particularly, this course will be focused on the basis of contrast and the associated detection and processing methods associated with X-ray and gamma-ray imaging (CT, PET, SPECT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Ultrasounds (US) and optical methods (microscopy, endoscopy, fluorescence, endogenous contrast). | ||
Detailed outline Introduction Magnetic Resonance Imaging X-ray Nuclear imaging Ultrasounds Optics | ||
Applications Examples, software or hardware demos, visits, ... | ||
Acquired skills Following this course, the student will be able to understand the fundamentals (contrast, detection and processing) of the most commonly used in vivo imaging methods in biology and medicine |