Current computed tomography (CT) technology allows for near isotropic, submillimeter
resolution acquisition of the complete chest in a single breath hold. These thin-slice chest scans …

… the use of the computed tomography (CT) scan has suggested that the CT scan may be more
… , the observations of the increased sensitivity of CT scan over the conventional CR is not …

1 a conventional echocardiogram in assessing the heart’s structure and function. MRI can
also distinguish types of body tissues. This allows imaging of regions of heart damage in …

… medical X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanner. The resolution of CT scanning is about
0.6 … of standard samples, densities derived from CT scans are consistent with densities by the …

… Chest computerized tomography (CT scan) is a technique that can overcome some of the
limitations of these methods. By measuring lung densities, well-aerated regions can be easily …

… Computed tomography (CT) scanniers are designed … scans. The patient is allowed to breathe
during the IGD. We define the scan rate of a scanner to be the ratio of the number of scans …

… The use of computed tomographic (CT) scans in the United … 1993 to approximately 70 million
scans annually. Despite the … CT scan use in the US according to age, sex, and scan type. …

… using computed tomography (… scan for pulmonary embolism, we included VTEs that were
objectively confirmed by an additional imaging test despite a negative or inconclusive CT scan …

… diagnosed on thoracic computed tomography (CT) scan in the … scan over CXR in the diagnosis
of pneumonia in particular patient populations. Studies have favorably compared CT scan …

… DP: Value of skull radiography, head computed tomographic scanning, and admission for
… Liliequist B: Computed tomography, Clinical aspects: Cerebrovascular diseases and head …