The imaging components of the CT scanner reach 70 Gs – almost 9 times the G forces that John Glenn felt when he first launched into space. The X-ray tube moves at this speed so it can capture thousands of “slices”, or images of the body, per second. The scanner helps doctors to improve image quality and reduce the amount of radiation the patient receives compared with other scanners.
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