Author Description

Quantitative Imaging in Medicine: Applications and Clinical Translation presents a detailed exploration of the potential applications of quantitative imaging. This timely book provides a thorough introduction to the applications of quantitative imaging standards and tools in various imaging modalities as well as individual organ sites. It is the first book-length compendium to focus on the clinical adaption and translational potential of novel imaging methods. This important book: -- Addresses the pathways of clinical translation, particularly as it relates to imaging response to therapy -- Provides a detailed discussion of different imaging modalities and individual organs -- Focuses on analytical and clinical validation and serves as a guidebook to those seeking to develop new imaging standards Radiologists, oncologists, imaging scientists, and computer scientists will find this book invaluable. It also serves as a comprehensive resource for teaching the fundamentals to trainees in radiology, medical physics, and imaging studies.