History and Principles of Computed Tomography (CT) in Medical Imaging provides a clear and structured overview of the development and core concepts of CT imaging. This study guide explores the evolution of CT technology, key pioneers, generations of CT scanners, and fundamental principles such as image acquisition, reconstruction, Hounsfield units, spatial resolution, and radiation dose. Ideal for radiologic technology students, CT technologist trainees, and imaging professionals, it builds a strong conceptual foundation for CT coursework, ARRT exam preparation, and clinical practice.
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