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Medical Physics (M91)  (Dept. Info)Medicine  (Policies)SP2025
M91 MedPhys 523Advanced Clinical Medical Physics Laboratory2.0 Units
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01--W----4:00P-7:30PTBATaeho KimDefault - none1050
Desc:The objective of this course is to reinforce and enhance the understanding concepts developed in didactic medical physics courses through practica, laboratory work, and/or special lectures. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the physics and methods involved in clinical imaging and/or radiation therapy treatment processes. The various practica will cover an array of topic areas including absolute dosimetry, relative dose measurements, patient QA, imaging QA, radiation beam modeling, treatment planning, proton therapy, brachytherapy, stereotactic radiotherapy, and adaptive radiation therapy. Prerequisite: MP502, MP506, and MP521; Permission of the program director
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