A 3-D image is produced by computed tomography, also known as a CT scan, CAT scan, or computerised axial tomography, using multiple X-rays. It enables medical professionals to examine organs and aids in the diagnosis of diseases like cancer or injuries like fractures. Compared to some other imaging tests, a CT scan gives more information while requiring less invasive methods. It might be applied, for instance, to finish a biopsy in some circumstances. To help technicians see a body process more clearly, contrast, an ingestible or injectable type of dye, may be used. To find tumours in the liver, kidney, or pancreas or to look for reasons for urinary tract bleeding, CT scanning of the abdomen may be used (hematuria). The cardiovascular system's CT scanning can be used to visualise blood flow (CT angiography) and to identify kidney problems, aortic aneurysms, atherosclerosis, and pulmonary oedema. The heart's CT scan can be used to diagnose and track coronary artery disease (CAD) or to facilitate valve replacement surgery. To check for tumours, haemorrhage, bone trauma, blood flow obstruction, and brain calcification (often present in dementia and Parkinson's disease patients), a CT scan of the head and brain may be used.
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