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Introduction lecture (Monday 31th Oct)
What is the purpose of imaging bi...,
Name four requirements of imaging...,
For what can imaging biomarkers u...
8
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Role of imaging in personalized medicine
What is the current paradigm shif...,
What are the potential benefits o...,
The curent ineffectiveness of dru...
16
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Radiation dose, safety, and patient imaging with X-ray and CT (part 1)
What is the international commiss...,
What are the basic principles of ...,
What is the relation between risk...
14
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Radiation dose, safety, and patient imaging with X-ray and CT (part 2)
What is ionising radiation,
What is particle radiation or par...,
Explain in short how projectional...
16
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Radiation dose, safety, and patient imaging with X-ray and CT (part 3)
Describe the characteristics of c...,
What is a conebeam ct,
With ct the attenuation coefficie...
8
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Radiobiology
Why is radiotherapy for cancer pa...,
So what has to be taken into acco...,
How can the therapeutic window be...
28
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Medical aspects of radiotherapy
What is radiotherapy,
There are two types of radiation ...,
Name a specific type of internal ...
24
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MRI physics and real-time application
Explain how an mri works,
What is the definition of the fol...,
True or falsethe frequency of the...
20
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Pre-imaging for radiotherapy
Name the steps incorporated in th...,
What are inter fraction variation...,
What is the difference between a ...
22
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Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy
What kind of system is linac,
So linac is a special system that...,
What important structures are del...
14
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MRI contrast
What is the source of contrast in...,
Name things to take into consider...,
What is a problem in regard to mri
3
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Quiz MRI
True or false this is a t2 weight...,
The t1 of heart muscle is 850 ms ...,
True or false the amount of t1 we...
11
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fMRI
What is functional mri fmri,
Name differences of fmri and stan...,
For what can fmri be used for
9
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Physics of MRI in cancer (contrast enhancement, DWI)
Complete the sentencesdiffusion i...,
How would you identify the earlie...,
What determines the sensitivity f...
18
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PET physics for medical students (summary)
What is a positron,
What is positron emission beta pl...,
What is the definition of antipar...
15
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Immuno-PET in oncology
Where is the prognosis of breast ...,
What treatment options are there,
Pet makes use of radioactive suga...
6
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How to develop PET tracer
Name the 5 steps in the process o...,
What is a cyclotron used for,
What is a big challenge regarding...
14
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PET in prostate cancer
What is the role of imaging in pr...,
What are things to take into cons...,
What is hybrid imaging
10
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Quiz (self-made) about choice of imaging modalities
Which is the most common form of ...,
Why does bone appear white on x r...,
Which of these imaging techniques...
17
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