COMPUTERIZED tomogrammography (CT) uses a computer that takes data from several X-ray images of human organs and converts them into images on a screen. Tomography is the process of drawing a definitive image of a portion of an object via a 3-dimensional object. Similar to viewing a slice of bread out of the whole loaf.
The Siemens Somatom Scope is a state-of-the-art CT scanner that offers fast scanning speed, exceptional image quality, and a wide range of CT applications while maintaining low radiation dose exposure. It is equipped with advanced features such as CARE Dose 4D, IRIS, SureView reconstruction algorithm, and Adaptive Signal Boost technology, which work together to minimize radiation dose, reduce noise, and enhance image quality to a significant extent.
If it measures tissue in a cross-sectional fashion, medical imaging by way of radiography or computed tomography scanning can help with the diagnosis of medical problems. T radiation scans produce 3D images of the human body and allow specialists to analyze anatomical parts in greater detail. Any visible anomaly can be discovered using CT scans