Clinical CT
Techniques and Practice

Aims to give radiographers working in CT on a regular basis an extended knowledge of CT protocols and how they should be adapted to optimise image quality.

Suzanne Henwood (Edited by)

9780521715089, Cambridge University Press

Paperback, published 1 March 1999

136 pages
22.9 x 15.2 x 0.7 cm, 0.26 kg

Clinical CT: Techniques and Practice aims to give radiographers working in CT on a regular basis an extended knowledge of CT protocols and how they should be adapted to optimise image quality. It uses relevant clinical examples to demonstrate the advantages of the suggested techniques, which may not yet be in use in all hospitals. It covers all but the most rare of pathologies and will therefore also serve as a useful single reference for the busy radiographer.

Preface
CT terminology
1. Introduction Leigh Donnison and Suzanne Henwood
2. The head H. Szutowicz
3. The spine H. Szutowicz
4. The thorax Shelagh Smith
5. Contrast enhancement in CT Peter Dawson
6. The abdomen Sheila Rankin
7. The pelvis Emma Spouse and Suzanne Henwood
Index.

Subject Areas: Medical imaging [MMP]