Advancements in CT Scan Technology: A Systematic Review of Diagnostic Accuracy, Radiation Safety, and Clinical Applications
Abstract
This systematic review examines the recent advancements in CT scan technology, emphasizing their impact on diagnostic accuracy, radiation safety, and clinical applications. Technological innovations such as AI-driven reconstruction algorithms, spectral imaging, and iterative reconstruction techniques have revolutionized CT imaging, offering improved resolution and reduced radiation exposure. These developments enhance patient safety and facilitate more precise diagnosis and treatment planning across various clinical domains, including oncology, cardiovascular care, and emergency medicine. Despite the significant progress, challenges such as cost, accessibility, and the need for specialized training remain. This review provides a comprehensive synthesis of current advancements and outlines future directions for integrating cutting-edge CT technologies into routine clinical practice.
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