How a CT scan sees inside of you in 3D

[@patrickl9930]

Great to have an explanation that doesn’t assume the viewer is a 6 year old. Love the ground-up explanation, no hand-waving “it just slices you, trust me” type stuff :)

[@willtsaivlogs8504]

Explaining from first principles ! Very easy to understand ! 🎉awesome work

[@gnagyusa]

The best explanation of CT I've seen.

[@Clemente-0]

i saw a lot of Computed tomography videos these days and this one is the best one by far!

[@owenconnolly3041]

Great Explanation (CT Service Technician here) ! Thanks Mate !!

[@DarkVeaerxD]

I'm so grateful for this it's unbelievable

[@bachvu8500]

A wonderful explanation!!

[@otgonbayarochirbat3900]

High quality visualization! Thanks.

[@leavinoneday]

This was nice!! How u explained is so clever

[@PKGAMERZM]

EXACTLYYYYYYYYYYY

[@ofekaloush6709]

Great explanation. Simple and precise

[@ChrispyNugget]

Great visual and excellent explaination. Thanks Doc!

[@tacnebula4336]

it's called Q inverse or Q tomography in seismology

[@searbhreathach9762]

A ct scan machine is basically a 4d camera

[@freemanojeikere]

Thanks

[@juliadegroot]

Wow 🧐

[@juliadegroot]

I never knew how complex it was!

[@basednuke7647]

that fist animation was MRI not CT so please dont promote fake news

[@Fahed_ibrahem_masadeh]

As machines, they both look almost the same, however pictures generated by each will look differenet

[@akashbauri7606]

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[@pushparanithok935]

Qķ8€¥2

[@BrendanSmallButera]

That's a lot of radiation. MRIs have zero radiation. Get an MRI instead.

[@CuriousDoc]

CT is better suited for some applications e.g. imaging the lungs 🫁

[@PKGAMERZM]

MY GODDD JUST GOT TO KNOW WHAT I WANTED KNOWWWW🤯💯💯💯💯💯💯🤌🤌🤌🤌 THANKSSSS A TONNN

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