From a different angle: 50 years of cerebral computed tomography
Bart T H Lutters, Peter J. Koehler
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Bart T H Lutters, Peter J. Koehler
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Lutters and Koehler mark the 50th anniversary of the introduction of CT scanners into clinical practice. By enabling clinicians to perform ‘a living autopsy’ of the brain, the scanners revolutionized neurological care. But concerns over high costs and indiscriminate usage meant that their value did not go entirely undisputed.
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Lutters and Koehler mark the 50th anniversary of the introduction of CT scanners into clinical practice. By enabling clinicians to perform ‘a living autopsy’ of the brain, the scanners revolutionized neurological care. But concerns over high costs and indiscriminate usage meant that their value did not go entirely undisputed.
Key concepts: Computed tomography, Medicine, Clinical Practice, Autopsy, Medical physics, Radiology, Psychology, Pathology