Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Applications of
EM Waves
Instructor:
Engr. Taimoor Muzaffar Gondal
taimoor.muzaffar@superior.edu.pk
Lecture 06
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
What are Waves?
Rhythmic disturbances that carry energy without carrying matter
Waves
Mechanical Waves
Transverse Waves
Longitudinal
WavesElectromagnetic
Waves
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Mechanical Waves
Waves that require a material medium
Examples include ocean waves; ripples in water; seismic waves; sound, and waves
along a spring or rope; wave of people at a sporting event
These materials carry the energy of the wave
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Wave:
 Crest
 Trough
 Wavelength
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Frequency, Time Period
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
 Waves that DO NOT NEED matter
(medium) to transfer energy
 Examples: radiation, TV & radio waves,
X-rays, microwaves, lasers, energy from
the sun, visible light
 Electromagnetic waves are considered transverse waves because they have
similar characteristics; therefore, they have the same parts.
Electromagnetic Waves
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Spectrum of EM Waves
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
X-Rays
 Electromagnetic radiations
 High energy
 Short wavelength
 Able to pass through materials opaque to light
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
X-Rays
 X-rays are one of the main diagnostically tools in medicine
since its discovery by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895.
 X-rays are produced when high energetic electrons interact
with matter.
 The X-ray tube provides an environment for X-ray
production via bremsstrahlung and characteristic radiation
mechanisms.
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
X-Ray
The classical X-ray tube requires:
 Electron source
 Electron acceleration potential
 Target for X-ray production
 The intensity of the electron beam
determines the intensity of the X-ray
radiation..
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Components of the modern X-ray tube
 Cathode (electron source)
 Anode (acceleration potential)
 Rotor/stator (target device)
 Glass/metal envelope (vacuum tube)
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Uses
There are many uses of x-rays In medical field
 Radiation therapy
 Broken bones
 Infections (such as pneumonia)
 Calcification (like kidney stones or vascular calcification)
 some tumours
 Arthritis in joints
 Dental issues
 Heart problems (such as congestive heart failure)
 Blood vessel blockage
 Bone loss (such as osteoporosis)
 Digestive problems
 Foreign objects (such as items swallowed by children)
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
INTRODUCTION
The term laser is an acronym for "light amplification by
stimulated emission of radiation." Laser treatment is a
non-invasive method to help reduce acute and chronic
pain. The light in laser is
 monochromatic
 Coherent
 Polarized
Albert Einstein first describe the mechanism of laser.
Endre Master is father of Laser Light
LASER LIGHT THERAPY
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Types of laser (medium based)
 Lasers are classified into 4 types based on the type of laser
medium used
 Solid laser (glass and crystalline laser)
 Liquid laser (dye laser)
 Gas laser (Helium, Neon, Argon)
 Semiconductor laser (diode laser)
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
ADVANTAGES OF LASER THERAPY
 Reduce pain
 Reduce inflammation
 Acceleration of leukocytes activity
 Recover from nerve injury
 Increase bone and cartilage formation
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Disadvantages of Laser therapy
 Expensive
 Harmful for pregnant women
 Damage eye if applied directly
 Can cause skin rashes
 Can not produce effect on first time
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
Laser Therapy in Physiotherapy
Laser therapy can be used on patients with
 Ankle sprain (use high intensity laser)
 Chronic low back pain
 Frozen shoulder
Duration: 60 min DPT Medical Physics Lecture 06
End of Lecture 06
For any kind of queries and questions you are advised to
write at
taimoor.muzaffar@superior.edu.pk
Or visit my office during consulting hours
This lectures can also be downloaded from
https://www.slideshare.net/Taimoor_Gondal

Applications of EM Waves

  • 1.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Applications of EM Waves Instructor: Engr. Taimoor Muzaffar Gondal taimoor.muzaffar@superior.edu.pk Lecture 06
  • 2.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 What are Waves? Rhythmic disturbances that carry energy without carrying matter Waves Mechanical Waves Transverse Waves Longitudinal WavesElectromagnetic Waves
  • 3.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Mechanical Waves Waves that require a material medium Examples include ocean waves; ripples in water; seismic waves; sound, and waves along a spring or rope; wave of people at a sporting event These materials carry the energy of the wave
  • 4.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Wave:  Crest  Trough  Wavelength
  • 5.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Frequency, Time Period
  • 6.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06  Waves that DO NOT NEED matter (medium) to transfer energy  Examples: radiation, TV & radio waves, X-rays, microwaves, lasers, energy from the sun, visible light  Electromagnetic waves are considered transverse waves because they have similar characteristics; therefore, they have the same parts. Electromagnetic Waves
  • 7.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Spectrum of EM Waves
  • 8.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 X-Rays  Electromagnetic radiations  High energy  Short wavelength  Able to pass through materials opaque to light
  • 9.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 X-Rays  X-rays are one of the main diagnostically tools in medicine since its discovery by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895.  X-rays are produced when high energetic electrons interact with matter.  The X-ray tube provides an environment for X-ray production via bremsstrahlung and characteristic radiation mechanisms.
  • 10.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 X-Ray The classical X-ray tube requires:  Electron source  Electron acceleration potential  Target for X-ray production  The intensity of the electron beam determines the intensity of the X-ray radiation..
  • 11.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Components of the modern X-ray tube  Cathode (electron source)  Anode (acceleration potential)  Rotor/stator (target device)  Glass/metal envelope (vacuum tube)
  • 12.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Uses There are many uses of x-rays In medical field  Radiation therapy  Broken bones  Infections (such as pneumonia)  Calcification (like kidney stones or vascular calcification)  some tumours  Arthritis in joints  Dental issues  Heart problems (such as congestive heart failure)  Blood vessel blockage  Bone loss (such as osteoporosis)  Digestive problems  Foreign objects (such as items swallowed by children)
  • 13.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 INTRODUCTION The term laser is an acronym for "light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation." Laser treatment is a non-invasive method to help reduce acute and chronic pain. The light in laser is  monochromatic  Coherent  Polarized Albert Einstein first describe the mechanism of laser. Endre Master is father of Laser Light LASER LIGHT THERAPY
  • 14.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Types of laser (medium based)  Lasers are classified into 4 types based on the type of laser medium used  Solid laser (glass and crystalline laser)  Liquid laser (dye laser)  Gas laser (Helium, Neon, Argon)  Semiconductor laser (diode laser)
  • 15.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 ADVANTAGES OF LASER THERAPY  Reduce pain  Reduce inflammation  Acceleration of leukocytes activity  Recover from nerve injury  Increase bone and cartilage formation
  • 16.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Disadvantages of Laser therapy  Expensive  Harmful for pregnant women  Damage eye if applied directly  Can cause skin rashes  Can not produce effect on first time
  • 17.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 Laser Therapy in Physiotherapy Laser therapy can be used on patients with  Ankle sprain (use high intensity laser)  Chronic low back pain  Frozen shoulder
  • 18.
    Duration: 60 minDPT Medical Physics Lecture 06 End of Lecture 06 For any kind of queries and questions you are advised to write at taimoor.muzaffar@superior.edu.pk Or visit my office during consulting hours This lectures can also be downloaded from https://www.slideshare.net/Taimoor_Gondal