Biophysics in Radiology course is organized in 5 weeks (10 hours), at the beginning of an academic year (V semester).
Professor Milorad Letić
Professor Nebojša Milošević
Associate professor Mirjana Platiša
Associate professor Dejan Žikić
Assistant professor Nemanja Rajković
Teaching assistant Damjan Stojić
Course director
Prof. Nebojša Milošević
The aim of this course is to give a brief overview of the physical concepts of various sources of energy, tissue properties, and image properties employed in medical imaging. Biophysics in Radiology course includes lectures about the structure of the atom, elementary nuclear physics, the nature of electromagnetic radiation, the interactions of radiation with matter, and the production of X rays as fundamentals to the understanding of the physics of medical imaging and radiation protection. Further, students will learn about the basic principles of computed tomography (CT), ultrasonography, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
Textbook: Milošević N, Platiša M, Žikić D, Rajković N. Biophysics in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine. Libri Medicorum. Medicinski fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu, CIBID, Beograd, 2016.
Other material: Power-point presentations
Final test represents a form of the exam in Biophysics in Radiology. The final test consists of 20 multiple choice questions with one correct answer out of five. The threshold for passing the final test in Biophysics in Radiology is 11 points.