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medical-imaging-basics
Medical imaging fundamentals — modalities, DICOM handling, visualization, and quantitative image analysis.
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## Overview
medical-imaging-basics covers the major imaging modalities (X-ray/CT, MRI, ultrasound, PET, nuclear
medicine), how images are stored and viewed (DICOM, windowing), and the quantitative analysis
pipeline: preprocessing, segmentation, registration, and radiomics. It is aimed at researchers and
analysts working with medical images, not at clinical interpretation — reading scans for diagnosis
requires medical training and is out of scope.
## When to use
- Understanding modality trade-offs: when CT vs MRI vs ultrasound vs PET answers the question.
- Handling DICOM data: reading, anonymizing, converting, organizing.
- Visualization: windowing, multiplanar reconstruction, 3D rendering.
- Preprocessing: bias correction, denoising, intensity normalization.