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Radiologists at UZ Gent have succeeded in converting MRI images of bone structures into CT images in 3D with the help of advanced software. A breakthrough that can offer a solution to the dangerous X-rays that are released when taking classic CT images.
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Every year, patients in Belgium undergo more than 2 million CT scans because precise imaging is necessary in the treatment of a bone injury. But the scans use X-rays, which makes …
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