What Is the Difference Between a CT Scan and an X-Ray?
CT scanner is a full-featured disease detection instrument, which is the abbreviation of electronic computer tomography technology.
CT scanner
- CT scanner is a full-featured disease detection instrument. It is an electronic computer.
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- The working procedure of CT is as follows: it uses the extremely sensitive instrument to measure the human body according to the difference in the absorption and transmission of X-rays by different tissues of the human body, and then inputs the data obtained by the measurement into an electronic computer. After the data is processed, a cross-section or three-dimensional image of the body's examined part can be taken, and small lesions in any part of the body can be found.