By virtue of its speed and isotropic resolution of thin slices, multidetector-row computed
tomography (MDCT) offers unique advantages over previous single-detector-row CT, with …

Multidetector row CT (MDCT) is the latest advancement in CT technology. The use of
multiple detector rows allows faster scanning and thinner collimation. These improvements …

Multidetector CT (MDCT, multislice CT, multidetector-row CT, multisection CT) represents a
breakthrough in CT technology. It has transformed CT from an transaxial cross-sectional …

The development of multi detector-row CT has brought many exciting advancements to
clinical CT scanning. While multi detector-row CT offers unparalleled speed of acquisition …

The radiology community has seen a substantial technical innovation with the development
of multislice computed tomography (CT). The introduction of multiple parallel detectors is …

Sixty-four–slice computed tomography typified the dramatic race in technical development in
radiology. Featuring high spatial resolution with 0.5-mm thin slices and 0.3-second gantry …

In the Fall of 1998, four of the largest CT vendors launched what commonly came to be
called multislice CT or multidetector row CT. We are currently in a very active developmental …

The discovery of X-rays by Konrad Roentgen is one of the major milestones in the history of
modern medicine, allowing for the first time a noninvasive look inside the patient. Two …

John M. Boone, PhD Until recently, multidetector com-puted tomography (CT) represented
an interesting but incremental change in the way CT was performed. However, with the …

The introduction in 1998 of multi–detector row computed tomography (CT) by the major CT
vendors was a milestone with regard to increased scan speed, improved z-axis spatial …