CT Post Processing: What is it, How do we use it, and Where is it going? - Rory Langton BS, RT(R)(CT)

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CT continues to push the boundaries of advanced medical imaging. Since its inception in the early ’70s, the modality has experienced numerous changes throughout its history. Image acquisition and post-processing gives CT a significant advantage over other modalities and continues to drive the field into the future. This presentation will discuss the process of image reconstruction as well as various post-processing techniques utilized today. The attendee can also expect to learn how radiographers play a vital role in creating diagnostic reformats and how future hardware/software applications will be utilized in hopes of increasing diagnostic efficacy.

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Rory Langton, BS, R.T. (R) (CT) is Clinical Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator at Indiana University South Bend. He has been in the medical imaging field for 8 years and holds both Radiography and Computed Tomography credentials. Mr. Langton was a featured graduate technologist in the USI “Focal Spot”, earned a teaching/learning partnership with Indiana University- South Bend, SEED Grant recipient, scholarship awarded from Albert and Grace Hahn, and was selected by his co-workers at Deaconess Gateway Hospital for his compassion toward his patients. He is a member in good standing for multiple professional societies.

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CT Post Processing: What is it, How do we use it, and Where is it going? - Rory Langton BS, RT(R)(CT)

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