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An Introduction to Computerised Tomographic Imaging

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How can a computer scientist aid saving lives? Computerised Tomographic Imaging (CTI) is an imaging technique used widely in healthcare for diagnosis and planning treatments. I will give a brief overview of what CTI is and how it works. A discussion on alternative methods follows. I will then present the Fourier Slice Theorem and the Filtered Backprojection Algorithm, which are fundamental to CTI technology. Some reconstruction algorithms will also be described.

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