EE 695D

Biomedical Imaging Systems


3 credit hours
Spring semester

instructor(s)
	E. J. Delp

prerequisites
	EE637 or permission of the instructor

description
The purpose of this course is to present an overview of biomedical imaging 
systems and analysis.  The course will examine various imaging modalities 
including xray, ultrasound, nuclear, and MRI.  Microscopy will also be 
presented.  How these images are formed and what types of information
 they provide will be presented.  Image analysis techniques will also
 be discussed.  Specific analysis techniques will include the analysis
 of cardiac ultrasound, mammography, and MRI functional imagery.

text
	Papers from the literature.

outline
Topic	Number of Lectures
Historical Perspective and Overview	2
Xray Imaging	8
Computed Imaging	6
MRI	6
Ultrasound	6
Microscopy	3
Analysis	10
Functional Imaging
Multimodality Fusion
Enhancement
Object Recognition
Exams	3

For further information regarding the Biomedical Engineering Program at Purdue University contact the Biomedical Engineering Graduate Office at (317) 494-5730 bmeprogram@ecn.purdue.edu