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| Blog Name: | MDPhysics - A Medical Physics Blog |
| Url: | http://www.mdphysics.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | medical physics, physics, health physics |
| Description: | A blog on medical physics with a job board, searchable funding opportunities database and updated calendar of events for medical physicists and medical physics students. |
| Popularity: | 54 Followers |
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Streak Artifact Reduction and Enhancement of Pelvic CT Image in a Patient with Hip Replacement
| Our Radiation Oncologist recently showed me a pelvis CT image of a male patient who had undergone bilateral hip replacement with forged titanium alloy implants. The patient had early stage prostate... |
ABR Radiologic Physics Part 1 Exam – How to Prepare?
| With the upcoming ABR Physics exams this summer, we have received several questions in regards to how to prepare. If you are taking Part 1 this summer, concentrate on that; don’t concern yourself w... |
Free Medical Physics Classifieds – Sell, Buy or Advertise
| Readers who have been us since the launch of MDPhysics.com in March 2009 know that we started with just a weblog. Shortly thereafter, we added a listing of funding opportunities, a medical physics ... |
Calculating Polarity Correction Factor
| AAPM’s TG-51 protocol for clinical reference dosimetry of high-energy photon and electron beams contains many details to which we should pay close attention when performing necessary measurements f... |
Sr-90 Ophthalmic Applicator: Activity in reb/sec or in mCi?
| Have you ever seen radioactive material labeled with the units Roentgen – Equivalent – Beta rays/second (reb/sec)? A medical physicist recently told me he came across these units on a Strontium-90... |
Physics to Medical Physics: Switching Paths
| We were recently contacted by an individual who was studying physics at the doctoral level and was interested in switching to a career in medical physics. Switching to a career in medical physics w... |
Open Medical Physics Residency Positions 2009-2010
| It’s that time of the year again. No, I’m not talking about the holiday season. I’m talking about medical physics residency application season! Ho, ho ho! Medical physics residency programs are loo... |
Practice ABR Radiologic Physics Oral Board Exam
| The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center is offering a Diagnostic Radiologic Physics Mock Oral Board Exam the weekend of April 17-18, 2010. Participation is limited, so sign up early. The ... |
How Well Do You Know Varian and Elekta?
| Varian and Elekta are two world leading (and competing) companies pioneering significant clinical solutions for treating cancer in radiation oncology. Any medical physicist is as familiar with the ... |
Lack of HDR Training in Residency Program (For Physicians and Medical Physicists)
| If you graduate from a residency program that does not offer or use an HDR after-loader for patient treatments, what problems, if any, could you encounter at your first job? The answer is simple, i... |
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