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Computed tomographic colonography, or virtual colonosopy, in patients symptomatic of colorectal cancer resulted in a significantly higher rate of additional colonic investigation.

 

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Study confirms earlier findings that low-dose CT detects more lung cancer than chest X-rays and lowers mortality from lung cancer.

CT scans performed on children and adolescents may contribute to a slightly elevated risk cancer over the following 10 years.

Rapid CT programs may lead to faster diagnoses, but some say they may not be appropriate for all trauma patients and could unnecessarily increase radiation risk.

Computed tomographic colonography in patients symptomatic of colorectal cancer resulted in a significantly higher rate of additional colonic investigation.

Computed tomographic colonography (CTC), or virtual colonoscopy, was more sensitive than barium enema in detecting colorectal cancer and large polyps.

Lumbar spine CT radiation doses were lowered by 41 percent and still delivered diagnostic quality images.

Abdominal CT scans that include the lumbar spine but that are performed for other purposes may help identify patients with osteoporosis.

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