Explain different types of ct artifacts, Physics

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1. Explain different types of CT artifacts.

2. Discuss the applications of Multidetector CT.

3. How will you be able to obtain cross sectional images in CT scan? Explain.

4. What is Doppler Effect? Discuss its importance in sonography.


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