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 CT Scanning uses x-rays to produce detailed pictures of structures
inside the body. Each x-ray lasts only a fraction of a second and
produces a “slice” of the organ or part of the body being studied.
The slices or pictures are recorded by computer and reconstructed
(put together) to form a complete picture for the doctor to evaluate.
- High Speed Multi-slice Scans
- High Speed Spiral Scans
- Reconstruction (if required)
- Ultra-fast Ceramic Detectors
- Case dose up to 60% reduction in radiation
- Fast Professional Reading
- Immediate Reporting
- As much as 40-50% savings over equal or lesser service
- Top of the line service and patient care
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