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Summary: CT Text Sheds Light on CT
Review: I saw this book in the library and fell in love in it immeidately. I have bought a copy immediately and is a great reference book to have.Excellent updates on CT and the newer technologies. The best section was on QA and great for all CT radiographers. MUST HAVE
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Summary: Excellent Ct book
Review: I saw this book in the library and fell in love in it immeidately. I have bought a copy immediately and is a great reference book to have. Excellent updates on CT and the newer technologies. The best section was on QA and great for all CT radiographers. MUST HAVE
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Summary: Great book for preparing for CT boards
Review: It's the only book I know of that explains in simple term the inner workings of CT technology, from computers to generators. Big help in studying for the CT boards!
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Summary: helped me pass the registry on first attempt
Review: this book explains very simply the why's of basic ct.it answers alot of the questions others don't know concerning physics and basic scanning principles.
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Summary: BE A C.T. KNOW IT ALL...
Review: THIS IS AN EXCELLENT BOOK TO HAVE AS A REFERENCE SOURCE FOR THE ADVANCED C.T. BOARDS AND FOR FUTURE USE . USED IT TO PREPARE FOR THE EXAM AND PASSED IT THANKS TO THE THOROUGH EXPLANATIONS OF ALL THE PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES ASSOCIATED WITH COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY. CONSIDER IT THE C.T. BIBLE. IT'S A "MUST HAVE" GUIDE IN ANY CAT SCAN DEPARTMENT.
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Summary: BE A C.T. KNOW IT ALL...
Review: THIS IS AN EXCELLENT BOOK TO HAVE AS A REFERENCE SOURCE FOR THE ADVANCED C.T. BOARDS AND FOR FUTURE USE . USED IT TO PREPARE FOR THE EXAM AND PASSED IT THANKS TO THE THOROUGH EXPLANATIONS OF ALL THE PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES ASSOCIATED WITH COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY. CONSIDER IT THE C.T. BIBLE. IT'S A "MUST HAVE" GUIDE IN ANY CAT SCAN DEPARTMENT.
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Summary: CT Text Sheds Light on CT
Review: This review was written by Debra A. Durick., MPA.,RT(R)(CT)(M) of the University of South Alabama and appeared in Radiologic Technology (March/April 2001): "The second edition of this book improves on the first. Now in paperback, it has more graphics and illustrations and is an excellent textbook for teaching as well as a helpful resource for individuals planning to take the Registry Exam in computed tomography. The author has expanded the text with updated and new information on spiral/helical CT, realtime CT fluoroscopy, virtual endoscopy and CT angiography. Mr Seeram presents the material in an organized sequence, beginning with the history of CT and continuing with information on CT physics, data acquisition, computers, image quality assurance, new information on ways CT is being used today, pediatric CT and protocols. The information flows well, building on itself with each chapter. After introducing information, Mr Seeram thoroughly discusses it in an understandable manner. In particular he does an excellent job of explaining difficult concepts sunc as back projection, volume scanning, the role of computers in CT, quality assurance and the physical principles of CT. The graphics and illustrations are self-explanatory and are used throughout the text to reiterate the difficult information discussed. The author is an excellent teacher in the area of CT and anyone can gain from his explanations. The first edition of this textbook is used in our advanced CT classes and has been an asset for these classes. The book is worth its cost, considering the information it provides. Its strengths are the easily understandable explanations of difficult information and the excellent graphics and illustrations which reinforce the information covered. The summary comparison of three different manufacturers' units at the back of the book helps readers understand the different terminology used by different manufacturers. I do not find any weaknesses, except possibly a little less information on basic computer components. I would recommend this as a course textbook and as a reference text for anyone taking the Registry exam."
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Summary: CT Text Sheds Light on CT
Review: This review was written by Debra A. Durick., MPA.,RT(R)(CT)(M) of the University of South Alabama and appeared in Radiologic Technology (March/April 2001): "The second edition of this book improves on the first. Now in paperback, it has more graphics and illustrations and is an excellent textbook for teaching as well as a helpful resource for individuals planning to take the Registry Exam in computed tomography. The author has expanded the text with updated and new information on spiral/helical CT, realtime CT fluoroscopy, virtual endoscopy and CT angiography. Mr Seeram presents the material in an organized sequence, beginning with the history of CT and continuing with information on CT physics, data acquisition, computers, image quality assurance, new information on ways CT is being used today, pediatric CT and protocols. The information flows well, building on itself with each chapter. After introducing information, Mr Seeram thoroughly discusses it in an understandable manner. In particular he does an excellent job of explaining difficult concepts sunc as back projection, volume scanning, the role of computers in CT, quality assurance and the physical principles of CT. The graphics and illustrations are self-explanatory and are used throughout the text to reiterate the difficult information discussed. The author is an excellent teacher in the area of CT and anyone can gain from his explanations. The first edition of this textbook is used in our advanced CT classes and has been an asset for these classes. The book is worth its cost, considering the information it provides. Its strengths are the easily understandable explanations of difficult information and the excellent graphics and illustrations which reinforce the information covered. The summary comparison of three different manufacturers' units at the back of the book helps readers understand the different terminology used by different manufacturers. I do not find any weaknesses, except possibly a little less information on basic computer components. I would recommend this as a course textbook and as a reference text for anyone taking the Registry exam."
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Summary: pretty good for CT registry prep
Review: used this book for CT registry review....scored pretty well.... There is alot of info in this book that is not useful and some that is not explained very well. Would definitely recommend Registry Review in CT by DeMaio...it was alot of help in preparing to take the test.
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