CT - Computed Tomography

Computed Tomography or CT is a clinical imaging procedure which uses X-rays to create a cross-sectional, or ‘slice’ image of the inside of the body. The process can show bones, as well as surrounding soft tissues such as muscle and blood vessels with great clarity. CT imaging creates a volume of data which can be manipulated electronically to enable images to be reformatted in numerous planes. Our CT systems are able to scan large areas of the body in one continuous operation and can deliver large numbers of images to aid in the diagnosis of many conditions, including neoplasm, cardiovascular disease, infectious disease, trauma and musculoskeletal disorders.