Imaging Systems in Medicine 3 - Interactive curriculae of TU Ilmenau
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| module properties Imaging Systems in Medicine 3 in degree program Master Biomedical Engineering by Research 2026 | |
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| module number | 201276 |
| examination number | 2200897 |
| department | Department of Computer Science and Automation |
| ID of group | 2223 (Multimodal Data Analysis in Biomedical Engineering) |
| module leader | Prof. Dr. Silvio Dutz |
| term | winter term only |
| language | Englisch |
| credit points | 2 |
| on-campus program (h) | 11 |
| self-study (h) | 49 |
| obligation | elective module |
| exam | written pass-fail certificate, 60 minutes |
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| teacher | Prof. Dutz; Gastdozenten |
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| previous knowledge and experience | physics, measurement technology, signals and systems, image processing in medicine, imaging |
| learning outcome | Professional competence: The students have knowledge and overview of modern procedures in medical imaging. The students have basic engineering knowledge to understand the imaging procedures presented in theory and practice. They know the functional principles of the methods with their specific areas of application, requirements and possibilities as well as their limitations. The students have subject-related skills for the broad, professional use of special imaging procedures in medicine for use in clinics, industry and research institutions Methodological competence: The students have basic engineering knowledge to understand the imaging procedures presented in theory and practice. They know the functional principles of the methods with their specific areas of application, requirements and possibilities as well as their limitations. The students recognize the issues that need to be imaged in medical practice, can assign specific imaging procedures to them and interpret the results obtained. Social skills: Working in a team with colleagues, doctors and scientists, students are able to understand the tasks of imaging procedures in medicine, from planning through implementation to evaluation. The students can solve a problem/question about imaging procedures by working on exercises in a team and know how to appreciate the achievements of their fellow students. The students can develop a strategy/argument to represent the selection of a specific imaging procedure for a specific medical question to others. Note: This subject is one of the necessary entry requirements for recognition of the BMT course of study for postgraduate qualification as a medical physics expert. |
| content | The course includes 7 lectures: . Functional magnetic resonance imaging . Light microscopy . Diffusion Tensor Imaging in MRI - Part 1 . Diffusion Tensor Imaging in MRI - Part 2 . Magnetic particle imaging . Optical perception in animals - anatomy and sensory physiology as bionic inspiration . Current developments in computer tomography |
| media of instruction and technical requirements for education and examination in case of online participation | Media form: PPT presentations, blackboard, notes, demonstration videos Event form: face-to-face |
| literature / references | 1. Klaus D. To?nnies, "Grundlagen der Bildverarbeitung" 2. John L. Semmlow, "Biosignal and Medical Image Processing" 3. Torsten Buzug, "Einfu?hrung in die Computertomographie - Mathematisch-physikalische Grundlagen der Bildrekonstruktion" 4. M. Vlaardingerbroek, "Magnetresonanzbildgebung" |
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