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    A CT scan uses x-rays and a computer to create detailed images of the inside of the body. It is composed of an examination table, gantry containing the x-ray tube and detector, computer, and monitor. During a scan, x-rays pass through the body and are detected to measure attenuation, which is converted to digital data and processed to form cross-sectional images. CT scans provide high resolution images and are faster than other imaging methods but involve radiation exposure.

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    A CT scan uses x-rays and a computer to create detailed images of the inside of the body. It is composed of an examination table, gantry containing the x-ray tube and detector, computer, and monitor. During a scan, x-rays pass through the body and are detected to measure attenuation, which is converted to digital data and processed to form cross-sectional images. CT scans provide high resolution images and are faster than other imaging methods but involve radiation exposure.

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    A CT scan uses x-rays and a computer to create detailed images of the inside of the body. It is composed of an examination table, gantry containing the x-ray tube and detector, computer, and monitor. During a scan, x-rays pass through the body and are detected to measure attenuation, which is converted to digital data and processed to form cross-sectional images. CT scans provide high resolution images and are faster than other imaging methods but involve radiation exposure.

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    Computerized Tomography Scanner

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    A CT scan uses x-rays and a computer to create detailed images of the inside of the body. It is composed of an examination table, gantry containing the x-ray tube and detector, computer, and monitor. During a scan, x-rays pass through the body and are detected to measure attenuation, which is converted to digital data and processed to form cross-sectional images. CT scans provide high resolution images and are faster than other imaging methods but involve radiation exposure.

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    COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY

    SCANNER
    (CT SCAN)
    Definition Of CT SCAN
    The CT scan is a technique of taking
    images of an object through a piece axial
    manner x-ray tube around the object.
    Component in CT SCAN
     Examination Table tempat pasien diposisikan
    untuk dilakukannya pemeriksaan CT SCAN
     Gantry merupakan komponen CT SCAN yang
    di dalamnya terdapat tabung sinar-x, filter,
    detektor, dan Aata Acquisition System (DAS)
     Computer
     Monitor
     Image Recording
     Terminal Operator
     Multiformat Camera
    Work Principle Of ST-SCAN
     X-ray exit from x-ray tube
     The x-rays penetrate organ will happen
    attenuation and is directed to the detector.
     The intensity of the x-rays received by the
    detector will be changed according to the
    density of the body as an object, and the
    detector will change the x-ray beam received
    into electric current, and then converted by
    the integrator into analog electrical voltage
     The x-ray tube is rotated and the light is
    projected in a range of positions, large
    electrical voltage is converted into digital
    quantities received by the analog to digital
    converter (A / D C) which is then recorded by
    a computer.
     Further processed using Image Processor
    and eventually formed the displayed image
    to the TV monitor
     The resulting image can be made into a
    movie with Multi Imager or Laser Imager.
    Process of image formation
    Pemrosesan Data
    Pemrosesan Data
     A narrow beam (narrow beam)
    generated by X-ray didadapatkan of the
    change in position of the X-ray tube, it is
    also influenced by the collimator and
    detector
     X-ray beam that has been detected by
    the detector is then converted into an
    electrical current which is then
    transmitted to a computer in the form of
    a signal
     Having obtained the electric current and
    the original signal, then the signal is
    converted to digital form using the A / D
    Converter that digital signals can be
    processed by the computer so as to
    form an actual image.
    Advantages CT scan
     The image result has better
    resolution and more acurate.
     Uninvasive (tindakan non-bedah).
     Time which is spent by the
    machine is faster
     Image is reconstructed by the
    machine can manipulate with
    computer and it makes the image
    is visible from everysight.
    Disadvantages CT scan
     Radiation exsposure is an impact of
    using X ray. Aproximately for 4% from
    X-ray radiation when do exposing. So
    for mother who is pregnant must
    check the condition before do
    examination.
     Appear an artifact ( a view which
    shouldnt on, is recorded)
     Reaction of allergy when contrast
    media is used for helping the image

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