Basic Physics of Digital Radiography
by Kieran Maher
Publisher: Wikibooks 2011
Description:
This text succinctly explains the physical basis of X-Rays and their modern application in Diagnostic Radiography. The book is primarily for students with foundations in anatomy and physiology and could also be of interest to physics and engineering students requiring a topic overview.
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