Picture a CT scanner and you probably imagine a donut-shaped machine the size of a small car, standing about 6.6 ft (2 m) ...

Compact and portable device can be used to analyse fossils and archaeological relics in the field, developer says.

The Aquillion ONE costs as much as a slice of Hawaiian beachfront property and generates more g-force than an astronaut feels on liftoff, but also houses tech that can rapidly save lives. Courtesy ...

A company founded by Chinese Academy of Sciences researchers has developed a 6 kg CT scanner that it says is the world's smallest, a portable device built to image the inside of small objects.

See 4D images of the human body taken by GE's Revolution CT scanner, which recently completed a six-month trial run at Florida's West Kendall Baptist Hospital. Images captured by a new type of CT ...

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Doctors use CT scans to figure out what's happening inside your body. And sometimes that's after a crash. But what if that same technology could be used to make the car safer to begin with? That's ...

A new CT scanner exposes patients to less radiation while providing doctors with clearer images to help with diagnoses, according to researchers at the National Institutes of Health. Ticktock: The ...

Encased in hard rock, the bones of many fossilized mammals are only partially visible for scientists to study. A poor attempt to take apart the rock and view the complete fossil may damage the bone, ...

Telangana government hospitals have only nine MRI machines compared to 50 CT scanners, raising concerns about diagnostic ...