CAT
Computerised Axial Tomography (a CAT scan).
A system based on X-Rays that provides images of internal structures. It is particularly appropriate for bony injuries. It involves a reasonably high dose of radiation which an MRI scan does not…
Computerised Axial Tomography (a CAT scan).
A system based on X-Rays that provides images of internal structures. It is particularly appropriate for bony injuries. It involves a reasonably high dose of radiation which an MRI scan does not.