Fluoroscopy Physics

This course was designed for Radiology residents and other medical professionals such as x-ray technologists, medical students, and physicists studying Fluoroscopy Physics. The course is also a great refresher for physicians who want to brush up on Fluoroscopy imaging principles

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This course includes:

Short, focused topical video lectures

State of the art graphics

Access to course instructor

On-demand content

Engaging questions

Clinically relevant examples

Course Content


  • Module 1: Intro to Fluoroscopy

  • Module 2: Fluoroscopy Imaging Systems

  • Module 3: Flat Panel Detectors

  • Module 4: Image Intensifiers

  • Module 5: Automatic Exposure Rate Control

  • Module 6: Electronic Magnification

  • Module 7: Fluoroscopic Modes of Operation

  • Module 8: Fluorography Modes of Operation

  • Module 9: Patient Dose Monitoring

  • Module 10: Patient Dose Management

  • Module 11: Operator Dose Management

What You Will Learn

  • Principles of image formation
  • Factors that affect image quality
  • Effective and Safe Use of Equipment

Requirements

  • 10-15 minutes per module
  • 3 hours total to complete the course
  • A quiet spot or headphones

Great opportunity to learn more physics

-Benjamin

Nothing else to add - I enjoyed the course and learned a lot.

-Taylor

Helpful illustrations and diagrams

-Thomas

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Karen Brown

Karen Brown

Ms. Brown is a Diagnostic Imaging Physicist for Penn State College of Medicine. She is Certified in Radiological Physics by the American Board of Radiology (ABR) and in Health Physics by the American Board of Health Physics (ABHP).