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Medical Applications of Particle Physics
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Medical Applications of Particle Physics

Curriculum and classroom connection common areas in our curriculum: Swedish curriculum: Models of physics to describe and explain the occurrence of particle radiation and electromagnetic radiation, and also the impact of radiation on living organisms. How different types of radiation can be used in modern technology, such as in healthcare and information technology. PL - in Australia, we have a topic called Universe to the atom and one of the outcomes examines the validation of theories based on particles detectors. The application of PET and Xrays relies on the theories involved with the standard model, so the fatc we are successfully diagnosing and treating people validates the theories on which the technology is based Jason - in Texas the regular physics course covers applications of radiation therapy and diagnostic imaging, and I use these as examples of application of EM fields Kelly-in Germany we have the medical applications in our curriculum in the 9th grade and in the 12th grade but it doesn´t says how deep you have to dug into it.

Applications of EM Fields Images courtesy of http://www.sprawls.org/mripmt/MRI03/index.html

Radiation in Medicine http://www.bfs.de/SharedDocs/Bilder/BfS/DE/ion/medizin/roentgen-aufnahme.jpg?__blob=poster&v=3

Validation

Swedish curriculum: Models of physics to describe and explain the occurrence of particle radiation and electromagnetic radiation, and also the impact of radiation on living organisms. How different types of radiation can be used in modern technology, such as in healthcare and information technology.

A trip to the oncology Institute Rosa Emilia Tavarez

Key Ideas Behind Medical Applications

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OLD particle accelerator particle interactions

NOW Positron emission Tomography (uses radioactive tracers e.g FDG (metabolic activities of tissues, gallium (infections) Thallium (heart blood flow), 18F-fluoride (for imaging of new bone formation etc)

NOW History 42 year-old woman recently diagnosed with recurrent non-Hodgkin's lymphoma from an excisional biopsy of her right elbow. Referred for a PET/CT for re-staging. PET/CT Findings 2 focal areas of FDG uptake corresponding to normal sized lymph nodes. Findings suspicious for malignant nodes. History 2 focal areas of FDG uptake corresponding to normal sized lymph nodes. Findings suspicious for malignant nodes. Discussion This is another good case demonstrating the benefit of PET/CT over CT alone by identifying 2 abnormal lymph nodes that appear normal in size and have no necrosis.

A scheme of a compact Dialectic wall accelerator For proton therapy. NEW hadron therapy A scheme of a compact Dialectic wall accelerator For proton therapy.

Potential Student Conceptions and Challenges

❓❓❓ ❓❓❓ ❓❓❓ NAMES! CONCEPTS! CT Accelerator X-Ray Mag. Fields MRI PET PET-CT MRI-LINAC Hadron CONCEPTS! Accelerator Mag. Fields Radiation Proton Antiproton The WHY! ❓❓❓ ❓❓❓ ❓❓❓

Helpful Material and Resources PET Scan as explained by Paul Looyen new information on the website of cern medical application to all new inventions from CERN starting in year 2012 Accelerators for Health and Medicine - rechts nach The most direct way that particle accelerators impact most of our lives will be through their applications in medicine. With the advancement of accelerator science, new techniques for the treatment of cancer and diagnosis of various diseases have contributed significantly to major steps forward in the last decades. information in german (but can be translated with eg google) https://www.leifiphysik.de/kern-teilchenphysik/anwendungen-der-kernphysik/grundwissen/ionisierende-strahlung-der-medizin CERN medical appications https://home.cern/tags/medical-applications http://www.accelerators-for-society.org/health/index.php?id=7 information about tumortherapy https://www.weltderphysik.de/gebiet/leben/tumortherapie/

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PL - A sheet of paper covers an object

PL - two strips of paper represents shadows that form when light is passed underneath

PL - the following shadows form. Can you guess the image and density?

Preeti - you can see its shape as well as its position

Preeti - if its less dense the shadows will be different

Kelly - what about a circle, will it form these shadows?

Kelly - they will have gradation

Ismari - we can add a third strip, to better understand its shape and location

Jason - but we can design this backward, and ask the students to determine the “scans” needed to identify this shape

Jason - but we can design this backward, and ask the students to determine the “scans” needed to identify this shape

Jason - but we can design this backward, and ask the students to determine the “scans” needed to identify this shape