| dc.description.abstract | Along with the times , the medical world is also increasingly
demand technology that can support any actions undertaken by the doctors
both invasive and non -invasive . Therefore, prior to a physician prior
treatment measures should be able to know what action will do.
Therefore we need a tool that can help paramedics for estabilished
diagnose and radiografi is one that can do it.
Computed Tomography Scan (CT scan) is a diagnostic tool that has
very high information. CT scan image is the result of a computer
reconstruction of X-ray images. Computed tomography (CT) volumetric
rendering techniques such as volume rendering (VR),provide added
diagnostic capabilities. The diagnostic value of such reconstruction
techniques is well documented in literature. These techniques permit the
exploration of fine anatomical detail that would be difficult to evaluate
using axial reconstructions alone. Although these techniques are now
widely available, many radiologists are either unfamiliar with them or do
not fully utilize their potential in daily clinical practice. This paper is
intended to provide an overview of the most common CT volumetric
rendering techniques and their practical use in everyday diagnostics. CT
scans are widely used to diagnose the disease in Using the results of the
image obtained information needed by doctors for a medical act . | en_US |
