Science contributed to technology by serving as a direct source and creation of ideas for new knowledge. Technology emerged from the application of this knowledge in terms of products, processes and services. Nowadays, due to the multidisciplinary application of physics, medical technology and radiation treatment has begun and widely accompanied within a technology based medical diagnosis and treatment due to the development of physics. In this paper a detailed description and analysis of scientific achievement and technological advancements of physics in medical industry has been clearly reviewed. The application of physics principles to medical sector has made an outstanding contribution in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. Many extraordinary tools, those could have played a great role in diagnostic and treatment methods, have appeared as a result of physics discoveries in the last century. This description of physics applications in medical technology and principles has mainly based on comprehensive review of the literature, contributes to suggest the novel ideas used for the innovation of modern medical technologies. This journal paper anecdote the fundamental physical principles used for the innovation of these technological advances, emphasizing their applications to the practice of modern medical industry based on comprehensive review of the literature.
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Department of Physics, College of Natural and Computational Sciences, Woldia University, Woldia, Ethiopia
