CT Basics: Major Components

0:06 Comparison: CT to conventional radiography; pixels vs voxels.
0:52 1st and 2nd generation CT scanners
1:24 3rd generation (modern) scanners
1:47 Multi-row detectors
2:11 External components: Generator, Gantry, Table, Z-axis, console.
3:03 Internal Components: Tube, Detector, Data acquisition system
3:18 Slip Ring Technology
3:53 Helical and Axial Scan modes
4:47 Internal Components: Beam Optimization. Filters, Bowtie Filter, Pre-patient collimator, post-patient collimator, anti-scatter grid, detector array.
6:42 Detector array and composition; scintillation layer, photodiodes, analog-digital converter
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[@wajihakhan2555]

Thank you so much you just explained the 4h slides I had to learn in 7 minutes

[@___Laura]

This video is amazing at explaining the scanner. Thank you so much!

[@user-fv9tb9no6h]

amazing video thank you! For those studying with MOSBY pg 91 and a practice question say the generator is now house IN the gantry.

Thank you for your effort :) It meant a lot for me just before my advanced imaging exam :)

[@aboutmedicine]

Fantastic work. Thanks

[@aggelikikonstanti1902]

this was such a good explanation...you have single-handedly saved my grade....

[@rania.f6421]

Thank you for these videos they are really helpful !!

[@Ayat_Rad_Tales]

Very informative , thanks for sharing

[@is6616]

This is a great video, well explained and very easy to follow! Thank you so much:)

[@comandante9312]

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[@zn1543]

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[@YazaneAbdallah]

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[@memesymubrra2472]

Well described ✨✨

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[@symoi1569]

Hey! I find your video quite informative, but you had rushed through information, which gave me a difficult time keeping track of you.

[@will_creene]

My apologies for the quick pace - my aim was to keep the video short, but I realize this means the video is a bit fast! You can slow down the video with the settings in the bottom right hand corner, or pause and repeat to study. Thanks!