Farr's Physics for Medical Imaging

Farr's Physics for Medical Imaging
By Penelope J. Allisy-Roberts & Jerry Williams

Farr's Physics for Medical Imaging by Penelope J. Allisy-Roberts and Jerry Williams is a well-established textbook covering the fundamental physics principles behind diagnostic and therapeutic medical imaging. Widely used in radiography and radiology education, it explains complex physics concepts in a clear, accessible way, connecting theory directly to imaging equipment and clinical practice.

Topics commonly covered include:

• Basic physics principles relevant to medical imaging
• X-ray production and interaction with matter
• Radiographic image formation and quality
• Computed tomography (CT) physics
• Ultrasound physics and imaging
• Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) principles
• Nuclear medicine and radioactivity
• Radiation protection and safety
• Digital imaging and image processing
• Equipment used in diagnostic imaging

Key features:

• Clear, structured explanations of imaging physics
• Widely used reference in radiography and radiology curricula
• Bridges theoretical physics with practical imaging applications
• Useful for coursework, clinical practice, and exam preparation
• Strong foundation for understanding imaging technology

Perfect for:

• Radiography and radiologic technology students
• Medical imaging and radiology students
• Diagnostic radiographers and radiologic technologists
• Faculty and instructors in medical imaging programs
• Students preparing for radiography licensing exams

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