Medical Physics

Author: Chen Zhongben, Editor-in-Chief: Kuang Mingxing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book is the research outcome of the "Innovation and Practice of the Foundational Courses of Physics and Chemistry for Forestry/Medical Majors in 21st Century Chinese Universities" project under the National "15th Five-Year" Plan for Educational Science. In terms of content selection and writing methods, it differs significantly from traditional "Medical Physics" textbooks. While maintaining the fundamental theoretical framework of physics, it also considers the knowledge structure of medical students, integrating medical content with corresponding physics theories and methods. This approach makes the combination of physics and medicine more concrete in form and richer in content. The book is divided into fifteen chapters, covering the essential physics knowledge required by various medical disciplines and their primary applications in medicine. It can serve not only as a physics textbook for medical majors such as basic medicine, clinical medicine, preventive medicine, stomatology, imaging, forensic medicine, anesthesiology, and nursing but also as a reference book for long-term medical program students, postgraduates, teachers, and researchers in teaching and scientific research.