摘要: The role of CT continuous to expand. However, competing modalities and their value limitations for the same clinical indication should also be understood. In addition, radiation patient dose must justified in context adding diagnostic value. Techniques quantitative utility specific applications are important, protocols tailored answer need. Finally, newer post-processing techniques, including surface rendering, maximum intensity projections (MIP), 3-D displays multimodality image integration can certainly helpful diagnosis usually they improve referring clinicians' comprehension, however these methods may not necessarily provide additional information.
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