Fundamental of Computed Tomography

Fundamentals of Computed Tomography: A Comprehensive Guide to Physics, Technology, and Clinical Practice is a concise yet comprehensive resource designed for students, radiographers, radiologic technologists, educators, and healthcare professionals. The book provides a strong foundation in the core principles of computed tomography (CT), covering X-ray physics, CT image formation, scanner architecture, data acquisition techniques, image reconstruction methods, and image quality optimization. In addition to the fundamental concepts, it explores modern CT technologies, contrast media, radiation dose optimization, patient preparation, safety considerations, and quality assurance. The book also highlights the clinical applications of CT across various body systems, emphasizing evidence-based imaging practices and diagnostic accuracy. Written in a clear, structured, and practical style, this guide effectively bridges theoretical knowledge with real-world clinical practice, making complex CT concepts accessible and clinically relevant for both learners and practicing professionals.