2. SNOMED CT ® Archive Files
SNOMED CT terminology, cross maps, and subsets. User Guide (content, principles and uses); Technical Implementation Guide (design of applications using SNOMED CT) and Technical Reference Guide (file layouts, field sizes, required values, data diag...
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3. Pediatric CT Scans
Due to the lack of empirical data on CT use and cancer, REB has initiated a retrospective cohort study with the University of Newcastle to evaluate the relationship between radiation exposure from CT scans conducted during childhood and adolescenc...
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4. What is cardiac CT?
Cardiac computed tomography (to-MOG-rah-fee), or cardiac CT, is a painless test that uses an x-ray machine to take clear, detailed pictures of the heart. This common test is used to look for problems in the heart.
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5. CT Angiography
Computerized tomographic angiography, also called CT angiography or CTA, is a test that combines the technology of a conventional CT scan with that of traditional angiography to create detailed images of the blood vessels in the body.
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6. CT Scanner
NEW MULTISLICE CT SCANNER SPEEDS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MEDICAL CENTER
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7. Thoracic CT
You will be asked to lie on a narrow table (gantry) that slides into the center of the scanner. Depending on what is being scanned, you may lie on your stomach, back, or side. If contrast media (dye) is to be given, an IV (intravenous needle or tu...
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8. CT Scan
A computerized tomography scan is sometimes called a CT or CAT scan. Computerized tomography creates images using a computer and an X-ray sensing unit that circles around your body. Each image is a visual slice through the inside of your body. A C...
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9. Advances In CT
Original CT scanners (1974 to 1987) would spin 360° in one direction and make an image (or slice), then spin 360° in the other direction to make a second slice. Between each slice, the machine would stop completely and reverse directions while the...
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10. PET/CT
Positron Emission Tomography (PET) and Computerized Tomography (CT) are both standard imaging tools that allow physicians to pinpoint the location of cancer within the body before making treatment recommendations.
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