1. What is Nuclear Medicine?
2. Basic Atomic and Nuclear Physics
3. Modes of Radioactive Decay
4. Decay of Radioactivity
5. Radionuclide and Radiopharmaceutical Production
6. Interaction of Radiation with Matter
7. Radiation Detectors
8. Electronic Instrumentation for Radiation Detection Systems
9. Nuclear Counting Statistics
10. Pulse-Height Spectrometry
11. Problems in Radiation Detection and Measurement
12. Counting Systems
13. The Gamma Camera: Basic Principles
14. The Gamma Camera: Performance Characteristics
15. Image Quality in Nuclear Medicine
16. Tomographic Reconstruction in Nuclear Medicine
17. Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography
18. Positron Emission Tomography
19. Hybrid Imaging: SPECT/CT and PET/CT
20. Digital Image Processing in Nuclear Medicine
21. Tracer Kinetic Modeling
22. Internal Radiation Dosimetry
23. Radiation Safety and Health Physics
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Appendice F
Appendice G
Review of the third edition from Radiology by RSNA-
".This new edition of Physics in Nuclear Medicine is organized well
and written clearly. It accomplishes the authors' goal of providing
a single volume that serves as both a textbook for radiology
residents, scientists, and technologists and a reference for
physicians and scientists in related fields. Overall, the authors
have done an excellent job of elucidating the expanding and complex
role of physics principles in nuclear medicine."
Reviewed by Joseph Kalen, PhD
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