This course provides a comprehensive introduction to CT scanning, covering the physics, equipment, imaging protocols, and practical operation of the scanner. Over 36 hours of theoretical and hands-on training, participants will learn patient safety procedures, image quality factors, contrast media use, artifact recognition, and practical application on real cases.
Requirements
- Radiologic Technology
- Medicine
- Nursing
Course description
Course Content:
- Introduction to CT Scan and its working principles
- Fundamentals of CT physics
- CT scanner components and operating mechanism
- Patient preparation and safety procedures before and during the scan
- Imaging protocols for different body regions
- Factors affecting image quality (kVp, mAs, Slice Thickness, Pitch, etc.)
- Image reconstruction techniques, including MPR and 3D
- Contrast media: uses, indications, and complications
- Identifying artifacts and methods to reduce them
- Recognizing key pathological findings on CT images
- Hands-on training on operating the scanner and selecting scan protocols
- Practical application on real cases within the CT unit
