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CT is a computerised type of x-ray that gives very detailed images of internal organs such as the brain. The MRI scan provides even better images.
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CT scan Computerized tomography, a sophisticated diagnostic imaging procedure that uses a computer and x-rays to present cross-section
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CT scan Computed tomography scan (also known as a CAT scan). A computerized x-ray procedure that produces cross-sectional images of the body. The images are far more detailed than x-ray films, and can reveal disease or abnormalities in tissue and bone. The procedure is usually noninvasive and brief.
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CT The product of disinfectant concentration (in milligrams per liter) determined before or at the first customer and the corresponding disinfectant contact time (in minutes). It is also called the CT value. Units are milligram minutes per liter.1 Cubic foot
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CT Computed tomography, a technique that uses a series of X-rays to create image "slices" of the body from different orientations to create a two-dimensional image of the body. The term CAT scan (computed axial tomography) refers to a specific orientation of images.
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