MRI scanner consists of main magnet, RF coils, and magnetic field gradient coils. Main magnet creates 1.5-3T homogeneous magnetic field for polarization. Superconducting magnet used to achieve high field strength
SPECT uses gamma rays to create 3D images of biological activity in the body. Radioisotopes are injected into the bloodstream to track blood flow. Multiple 2D projections are acquired from different angles. Computer reconstructs images to create 3D data sets
Brain tumor segmentation is crucial for diagnosis and prognosis. Tumors have complex structures and visual variations. Traditional methods face challenges with gradient diffusion
Hospital consists of four separate complexes: General, Oncology, Cardiology, and Dental. Total 515 beds and 133 intensive care units. 267 outpatient clinics and 25 operating rooms. 100,000 m2 closed area and 15,000 m2 garden space. 1500-person employment capacity
Marburg is a university town in Hesse, Germany with approximately 76,000 inhabitants. Founded in 1222, it served as Hessen-Marburg's capital from 1485 to 1605. The University of Marburg, established in 1527, is the world's oldest Protestant university
Biomedical engineering applies engineering principles to medicine and biology for healthcare. Field has recently emerged as distinct discipline from other engineering specializations. Requires knowledge of both engineering and biology for education