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Covers everything from the basic x-ray photon interactions of CT to scheduling patients and properly organising and displaying protocols. After reading this book, radiologists should have enough confidence to suggest changes to their CT protocol optimization teams.
The CT Handbook very impressively conveys an appreciation of specific CT capabilities and features, clinical workflows and scan techniques, radiology networking and informatics, and the language to effectively communicate with radiologists and radiographers. It contains a wealth of practical advice and examples to draw on. [...] it is a practical and pragmatic handbook that will give medical physicists much of what they need to know to immediately begin working more closely with clinical colleagues to effectively optimise CT protocols."
- Laurence King, Principal Clinical Scientist at Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust, UK, in SCOPE, Dec 2020
"This book covers extensively a wide range of topics ranging from basics to advanced clinical computed tomography (CT) imaging, including positioning of the patient to the complete workflow in a radiology imaging set‑up."
- Timothy P. Szczykutowicz, Journal of Medical Physics, Feb 2021
The CT Handbook very impressively conveys an appreciation of specific CT capabilities and features, clinical workflows and scan techniques, radiology networking and informatics, and the language to effectively communicate with radiologists and radiographers. It contains a wealth of practical advice and examples to draw on. [...] it is a practical and pragmatic handbook that will give medical physicists much of what they need to know to immediately begin working more closely with clinical colleagues to effectively optimise CT protocols."
- Laurence King, Principal Clinical Scientist at Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust, UK, in SCOPE, Dec 2020
"This book covers extensively a wide range of topics ranging from basics to advanced clinical computed tomography (CT) imaging, including positioning of the patient to the complete workflow in a radiology imaging set‑up."
- Timothy P. Szczykutowicz, Journal of Medical Physics, Feb 2021