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Yes.

Newer name for the same thing:

  • CT is 'computed tomography'
  • CAT was 'computed axial tomography'

Both use a narrow x-ray beam rotated about the axis of the object being scanned (thus the word "axial" in the original name), a powerful computer is then used to reduce the information collected to produce a special photo called a "tomograph". No difference at all other than the name was shortened.

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eric stone

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2y ago

Not they are not same. Read more at go-diagnostics.co.uk/ct-scan.html

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14y ago

A "heart scan" may be done using a CT scan, but a CT scan is not a heart scan.

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12y ago

Yes its just a shortened acronym. Computed Axial Tomography or Computed Tomography.

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