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Radiological physics is primarily an applied branch of physics. It is concerned with the application of physical energy to the diagnosis and treatment of human disease. It encompasses those branches of medical physics that are generally referred to as diagnostic radiological physics, therapeutic radiological physics, and medical nuclear physics.
