Objectives of CT
This course is designed to provide specific knowledge and skills on related to Computed tomography and various protocol of CT .
CT Contrast Media
What Is CT Contrast Media? CT Contrast Media, Contrast media are used during many CT procedures in an effort to increase the contrast between, and subsequent visibility of, themultitude of anatomic structures and pathologic conditions whose radiographic densities are...
Image Characteristic In CT Scan
What Is Image Characteristic In CT Scan? Image Characteristic In CT Scan refer to the features and qualities of the images produced by the CT scanner. These characteristics play a crucial role in determining the diagnostic utility and quality of the CT images....
CT Dose index (CTDI)
What Is CT Dose index (CTDI)? The computed tomography dose index (CTDI) is a typically used radiation exposure index in x-ray computed tomography (CT). CT dose index (CTDI) was first described in 1981. The unit of CTDI is the grey (Gy) and it can be used in...
CT (Computed Tomography) Scan.
What Is CT(Computed Tomography) Scan? Computed Tomography, often abbreviated as CT, is a medical imaging technique that uses X-rays and advanced computer processing to create detailed cross-sectional images of the inside of the body. It is also commonly...
Radiation Protection in CT.
What Are The Radiation Protection In CT ? Radiation protection in CT (computed tomography) refers to the measures and practices employed to minimize radiation exposure to patients and healthcare providers during CT imaging procedures. These protection...
CT Injectors.
What Is CT Contrast Injector ? An injector on a CT scanner is a device used to administer contrast agents (also known as contrast media) into the patient's bloodstream during a CT scan. Contrast agents are substances that help to improve the visibility of blood...
Seventh generation of CT Scan.
What Is Seventh generation of CT Scan ? The seventh generation of ct scan uses multidetector array ( MDA). When multiple detector arrays are used the collimator spacing is wider and therefore more of the x-rays that are produced by the x-ray tube are used in...
sixth generation of CT Scan.
What Is sixth generation of CT Scan? The third generation + Fourth generation + slip ring technology + Helical motion = sixth generation of CT scan. The sixth generation of ct scan design 1990. A slip ring is a circular contact with sliding brushes that allows the...
Fifth generation of CT Scan.
What Is Fifth generation of CT Scan? The fifth generation of CT scan is a stationary / stationary system. Fifth generation of CT scanner has been developed specifically for cardiac tomographic imaging. This "cine-CT" scanner does not use a conventional x-ray tube;...
Fourth generation of CT Scan.
What Is Fourth generation of CT Scan? Fourth-generation CT scanners were designed to overcome the problem of ring artifacts. The fourth generation of CT scan is rotate/ fixed system. The detector completely surrounded the patient and the detectors are do not...