Infopaket

Фізика медичних технологій

ОК9

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2022/2023

1 Semester

3

Knowledge of the basic physical mechanisms and methods of diagnosis and treatment; influence of electromagnetic field, laser radiation, ionizing radiation on an organism, the effects, modes, and restriction of their use in medicine. Radionuclide diagnosis and treatment. Principles of modern medical equipment. Knowledge of types of nanoparticles which are used in scientific research, for biomedical applications, diagnosis, treatment; their properties and the possibility of introduction into the human body; the mechanisms of their interaction with biomolecules. Molecular machines, control of their movement in human tissues. Targeted delivery of drugs. Photosensitizers. Materials for prosthetics, the specifics of how they function and limits in the human body, including toxicity, deterioration ets.

Full-time form

1. Knowledge: the basics of mechanics, optics, electricity and magnetism, molecular, atomic and nuclear physics. 2. To be able to: apply knowledge from previous courses of general physics, mathematical sciences, biophysics. 3. To possess the basic skills of: computational modeling of physical processes, quantum chemical calculations of properties of molecules, programming.

The discipline "Physics of Medical Technologies" is dedicated to teaching the physical fundamentals of the diagnostic methods, such as: ultrasound diagnostics, computer tomography, magnetic resonance tomography, positron emission tomography, spectroscopy and treatment methods, such as: radiation therapy, physical mechanisms of interaction of ionizing radiation with biological tissues, laser radiation. The use of nano-objects, in particular, carbon nano-structures, metal nano-particles, and molecules with determined properties for implementation in nano-medical technologies, photodynamic therapy and targeted drug delivery.

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Lectures, individual work

Surveys, oral reports, discussion, essays, reports of practical work, module work, credit

English