No, a PET scan doesn’t scan your pets. It’s a variation of a CT scan that produces three dimensional colour images.
THERE have been exponential advances in medicine in the last five decades, both in diagnostics and therapeutics. This has been made possible through technological discoveries or improvements in other fields of human activity. The CT or CAT scan is one such example.
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