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Two-dimensional images are the basis for interpretation of all CT imaging, including CT angiography. Understanding the anatomy, being able to track the structures on consecutive slices, and ultimately diagnosing these studies accurately will be dependent on the CT user’s understanding of the axial images and corresponding anatomy. This is probably the most important skill to learn, as virtually all diagnoses can be made based solely on the original axial image set. Analysis of the 2-D images has been shown to be as accurate for the diagnosis of obstructive CAD as 3-D imaging, and superior to some reconstruction methods (see Chapter 4). |
