Radiology Physics

Radiology physics is the study of the physical principles behind medical imaging techniques, such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRI. It involves understanding how radiation and magnetic fields interact with the human body to create images that help diagnose and treat diseases. This field ensures that imaging is done safely and effectively by focusing on factors like radiation dose, image quality, and the technology used. Radiology physics combines physics, engineering, and health sciences to enhance patient care through advanced imaging technologies, ensuring that they are both effective for diagnosis and safe for patients.