Clinical Professor, Radiological Sciences
School of Medicine

Medical Imaging, Facility Design

Professor Roeck's research centers around the improvement of medical imaging systems utilizing ionizing radiation with the specific aim to reduce patient exposure while increasing diagnostic efficiency. A fully equipped laboratory is available to provide assistance to researchers in both the scientific/clinical and industrial environment with special imaging requirements i.e. animal studies, specimen imaging and non-destructive testing of electronic components and mechanical components and fixtures. One special expertise developed in our research laboratory is in the field of micro radiography which is a little known field of great potential capable of providing vital services to academia, R and D and quality control functions of manufacturing industry.

Davidson JW, Fletch AL, McIlmoyle, Roeck WW. The technique and applications of lymphography.' Can J Comparative Med 37(2):1972.

Roeck WW and Milne ENC. A highly accurate focal spot camera - laboratory/field model. Radiology 127:779-783, June 1978

Braun M, Roeck WW, Gillan GD, and Pearce JG. RMS focal spot: the REAL focal spot? IEEE Trans Nucl Sci NS-27(3), June 1980. Presented in part at the 27th Annual Meeting of the Association of University Radiologists, New York, May 6-19, 1979.]

Roeck WW and Milne ENC. The Design of a Radiological Research Laboratory. In: Models and Techniques in Radiological Research, Milne ENC (ed). New York: Praeger Scientific (Educational Division of Saunders), pp 29-50, May 1983.

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Last updated
04/23/2002