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The New Standard of Care

COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY

How 3DCT will replace X-ray rooms.

1. Enhanced Diagnostic Capability: Supine CBCT offers three-dimensional imaging capabilities, providing superior diagnostic information compared to two-dimensional X-rays. It enables the visualization of anatomical structures from multiple angles and perspectives, allowing for more accurate and comprehensive assessments. This is particularly advantageous in complex cases where detailed anatomical information is critical.

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2. Reduced Radiation Exposure: Supine CBCT typically exposes patients to a lower radiation dose compared to traditional X-rays. By utilizing a focused cone-shaped X-ray beam and advanced imaging algorithms, CBCT can provide high-quality images while minimizing radiation exposure. This is particularly important for patients who require frequent or long-term imaging, such as those with chronic conditions or undergoing follow-up examinations.

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3. Improved Patient Comfort and Accessibility: Supine CBCT allows patients to lie down comfortably during the imaging procedure. This position eliminates the need for standing or awkward positioning, making it more accessible for patients with mobility issues, pediatric patients, or individuals who struggle with staying still. The enhanced patient comfort can lead to better image quality, reducing the need for retakes and enhancing the overall diagnostic process.

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4. Technological Advancements and Integration: CBCT technology continues to evolve rapidly, with ongoing advancements in image quality, scanning speed, and patient dose reduction. As the technology improves, Supine CBCT machines are becoming more compact, affordable, and easier to integrate into clinical settings. This facilitates their adoption in various healthcare facilities, including smaller clinics and practices that may not have the space or resources for a dedicated X-ray room.

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5. Multidisciplinary Applications: Supine CBCT has applications in various medical specialties, including dentistry, orthopedics, maxillofacial surgery, and oncology. Its ability to provide detailed 3D images makes it valuable for treatment planning, implant placement, surgical guidance, and postoperative assessments. By replacing X-ray rooms with Supine CBCT, healthcare facilities can streamline their imaging services and enhance collaboration among different specialties.

While it's important to consider the limitations and cost implications associated with Supine CBCT, its potential to provide superior imaging quality, reduced radiation exposure, enhanced patient comfort, and expanded diagnostic capabilities make it a promising candidate for replacing X-ray rooms in specific clinical contexts. Continued advancements and research in CBCT technology will further support its potential to transform medical imaging practices in the future.

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The Future of Veterinarian Care

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3DCT is the future of Veterinary Imaging

CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) imaging is also used in veterinary medicine to diagnose and treat various conditions in animals. CBCT scanners designed specifically for veterinary use are available and have become increasingly common in veterinary practices and clinics. Here are some applications of CBCT in veterinary medicine:

1. Dental and oral examinations: CBCT is particularly useful for evaluating dental and oral conditions in animals, such as tooth root infections, dental fractures, and oral tumors. It provides detailed 3D images of the oral cavity, allowing veterinarians to plan and perform dental procedures more accurately.


2. Orthopedics: CBCT can be used to assess musculoskeletal conditions in animals, including fractures, joint diseases, and
skeletal deformities. It provides detailed images of bones and joints, enabling veterinarians to diagnose and plan
treatments, such as orthopedic surgeries or the fitting of orthopedic devices.

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3. Nasal and sinus evaluations: CBCT is valuable for examining the nasal and sinus cavities in animals. It helps in identifying nasal masses, foreign bodies, or structural abnormalities that may be causing respiratory issues or other related conditions.


4. Pre-operative planning: CBCT imaging allows veterinarians to perform detailed pre-operative planning for complex surgeries. It provides precise 3D visualization of the anatomical structures involved, aiding in surgical decision-making and reducing the risk of complications during procedures.

Point-of-care CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) refers to the availability of CBCT imaging technology directly in clinical settings, such as dental offices, medical clinics, or emergency rooms. 

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  1. Immediate Diagnostic Information

  2. Improved Patient Management

  3. Enhanced Treatment Planning

  4. Minimized Delays and Patient Discomfort

  5. Faster Intervention in Emergency Situations

  6. Cost and Time Efficiency

  7. Continuous Patient Care

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