… 658 patients … computed tomographic (CT) scans on admission were reviewed to determine
their subsequent course. In 18% of patients abnormalities were seen on the initial CT scan …

… Computed tomography (CT) is readily available at most institutions and is rapidly becoming
the first-line imaging test for the assessment of patients with … patients with negative CT scans …

… Without individual patient data we could not determine how many patients had more than
one metastatic lesion and it is likely that patients were counted more than once in this analysis. …

… Computed tomography (CT) scanniers are designed to perform what we denote studies of
a patient. The result of a study is a set ofimages of contiguous axial slices. Most clinical CT …

… similarly great but “the ultimate role of computed tomography in the study of diseases of the
… Matching a CT scan to another scan of the same patient from a different modality, typically a …

… the value of computed tomographic (CT) scanning in the diagnosis of patients with epilepsy
[l… and management decisions in adult patients after their first seiture(s). Because by definition …

… Setting The present study was performed on consecutive patients receiving thoracic CT
scans over a six-month period at Vancouver General Hospital (Vancouver, British Columbia) – a …

… use systematic thoracic computed tomography (CT) scan are … , but in the setting of leukemic
patients, it is highly suggestive … thoracic CT scans performed in 25 patients with neutropenia …

… months of their scan. Such respondents were also excluded, leaving a total of 666 patients
in this study. The radiographer selected to perform a scan assisted the patient in completing a …

• Computed tomographic (CT) scans of 28 chronic schizophrenic patients, 15 chronic schizoaffective
patients, and 19 patients with … Because the patients with bipolar disorder were older, …