Books for 2021
The course material consists of 2 books written in English:
Jørgen Arendt Jensen: Estimation
of Blood Velocities Using Ultrasound, A Signal Processing Approach,
Cambridge University Press, 2013 edition on CampusNet.
The book can be obtained through
DTU Learn under file sharing, if you are properly
registred for the course.
P+L: J. L. Prince & J. M. Links: Medical imaging signals and systems (second edition),
Pearson Prentice Hall Bioengineering, 2015, ISBN: 978-0-13-214518-3
It can be bought from the PF bookstore with a 10% discount at
this Link
The first edition can also be used:
P+L: J. L. Prince & J. M. Links: Medical imaging signals and systems,
Pearson Prentice Hall Bioengineering, 2006, ISBN: 0-13-065353-5
The page and chapter numbers might, however, be different.
Notes
More information about ultrasound fields and their simulation
can be found in: J.A. Jensen:
Linear description of ultrasound
imaging systems, Notes for the International Summer School on
Advanced Ultrasound Imaging, Technical University of Denmark
June 1 to June 5, 2015, Technical University of Denmark, May, 2015.
The slide showing Hounsfield units for a CT scan can be downloaded
here. The slide
is taken from: E. Krestel (ed.): Imaging systems for medical
diagnostics, Siemens, 1990.
The publication: "Diagnostic radiation physics: A handbook for teachers and students" can be found for free in pdf-format at: https://www.iaea.org/publications/8841/diagnostic-radiology-physics. It is written for students and teachers involved in programs that train medical physicists
for work in diagnostic radiology. It provides, in the
form of a syllabus, a comprehensive overview of the
basic medical physics knowledge required for the
practice of modern diagnostic radiology. This makes
it particularly useful for graduate students and
residents in medical physics programmes. The
material presented in the publication has been
endorsed by the major international organizations and
is the foundation for academic and clinical courses in
diagnostic radiology physics and in emerging areas
such as imaging in radiotherapy.
A note on MR imaging has been written in Danish by Lars G. Hanson explaining
the basics of MR scanning. It can be downloaded here:
Lars G. Hanson: Introduktion til teknikken bag MR-skanning,
MR-Afdelingen, Hvidovre Hospital, 2009.
An English version can be found here.
A math supplement on magnetic resonance basics for the lectures and notes can be found:
here at http://www.drcmr.dk/Docs/MRmath.pdf
The slides from the different lecturs can be found on the
Course plan.
Errors in books
For an errata sheet for the book by Prince & Links found on the web-site
for the book (http://www.iacl.ece.jhu.edu/Prince/Textbook) please
Click here.
Cho et al.: Page 82 formula (3-19) should contain sinc (sin(x)/x)
instead of sin.
The guide: Kermit
Sigmon: Matlab primer, Third Edition, Department of Mathematics,
University of Florida, gives an introduction to the Matlab language.
Further information can be found in any book on Matlab. Please
consult the Matlab's web
site at http://www.mathworks.com/.
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