CT Scout View, Bullet Fragments
Classical CT scout view, 2003. This projectional overview is obtained in the CT scanner for planning the range of cross-sectional scanning. Note the small bullet fragments in the area of the entrance wound and the projectile located on the left. A CAT scan is a three-dimensional image of a cross section of the body made with x-rays that is useful in diagnosing disease (for example, in detecting tumors). CAT stands for c: computerized a: axial t: tomography
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