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Postgraduate Educational <strong>Programme</strong><br />

16:00 - 17:30 Room R3<br />

Physics in Radiology<br />

RC 1213<br />

Quality control and dose reduction in digital radiology<br />

Moderators:<br />

G. Marchal; Leuven/BE<br />

M.A.O. Thijssen; Nijmegen/NL<br />

A-294 16:00<br />

A. Principles of fl at panel X-ray detectors and photostimulable plates<br />

B. Geiger; Forchheim/DE<br />

Learning Objectives:<br />

1. To understand the basics of X-ray detection: What happens in the scintillators, what is the captured<br />

"signal" and which processes of signal deterioration exist (noise, fl are etc.).<br />

2. To learn the principles of available technological solutions (photostimulable plates, electro-direct fl at panel<br />

detectors and opto-direct fl at panel detectors).<br />

3. To understand the differences in physical imaging performance. Practical considerations with respect to<br />

application fi elds will also be discussed.<br />

A-295 16:30<br />

B. Managing patient dose in digital radiology<br />

E. Vano; Madrid/ES<br />

Learning Objectives:<br />

1. To realise that the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) has published<br />

recommendations on patient dose management in digital radiology.<br />

2. To introduce the key points of the ICRP document, especially those related with aspects infl uencing<br />

patient dose and image quality.<br />

3. To highlight the role of the radiology industry to help in the protection of the patient for the new digital<br />

technologies.<br />

A-296 17:00<br />

C. Quality assurance in digital radiology: How we do it<br />

H.-P. Busch; Trier/DE<br />

Learning Objectives:<br />

1. To discuss European guidelines for quality assurance.<br />

2. To explain new aspects for quality assurance, especially in digital radiography.<br />

3. To describe experience and test phantoms for routine use (Which parameters are controlled in detail?<br />

What are objective quality criteria in the digital images?).<br />

4. To give examples for optimisation of image quality.<br />

5. To fi t the concept of quality assurance into the new strategy of dose and quality management.<br />

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