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1970’s proven invaluable in the evaluation of neurological disorders, in managing head trauma and for detecting tumors and cysts within the chest and abdomen too small to be picked up by conventional radiological techniques.
“It will enable us to provide even greater comprehensive care at all times and even better clarity on fractures,” said Dr. Ben Allen of Virginia Orthopaedic Associates.
The CT 9800 not only provides more accurate (“higher-resolution”) images than the old machine, but it is faster. Speed is important to precision imaging because it can all but eliminate image “blurring” due to patient movement. “The heart must beat, the patient must breathe, and the digestive system must function, even though a scan is being made,” Dr. Nielsen said.
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