Introductory Biomedical Imaging

Imaging is prevalent. We utilize our eyes to observe and cameras to capture pictures. Researchers utilize microscopes and telescopes to delve into cells and gaze into space. Healthcare professionals employ ultrasound, X-rays, radioisotopes, and MRI to peer inside our bodies. If you are intrigued by imaging, unlock this textbook to delve into the essentials.

This textbook originated, and has been authenticated, in a “Biomedical Imaging” course at Lewis & Clark School in Portland, OR, and is structured to facilitate the instruction of similar programs at alternative institutions. It is exceptional in its coverage of both optical microscopy and medical imaging at an intermediate level, and distinct in its treatment of material at varying levels of complexity.