Category: Radiology Articles

CT scanners are important medical devices that are used to produce detailed images of the inside of the body. While both mobile CT scanners and portable CT units can be used for this purpose, there are some key differences between the two types of scanners. In this article, we will... Continue reading "Mobile CT Scanners vs. Portable CT Units: What’s the Difference?"

To keep you better informed of the ins and outs of CT scanners, we’re going to talk about the most common problems you can expect when operating them, as well as what you can do to avoid them from ever happening. Continue reading "5 Common CT Scanner Issues and What To Do About Them"

Obesity impacts medical imaging. The increases in weight and girth of the patient population are testing the current limits of imaging equipment. Read on. Continue reading "Overweight Patients & CT Scans: Things To Consider"

Can CT and MRI scans predict free flap failure? Researchers at the University of Michigan have conducted a study to find out whether it’s a viable option. Continue reading "Can CT and MRI Predict Free Flap Failure?"

Computerized tomography scanners or CT scanners have many uses, but they are particularly well-suited for patients with internal injuries or other types of trauma that require a quick examination. However, they also prove useful in diagnosing diseases, detecting “hidden” injuries, and planning a medical, radiation or surgical procedure.    A... Continue reading "Easy Guide to CT Scanners"