Tomographic Imaging Systems is a class of medical imaging instrumentation that employs sectional imaging techniques to reconstruct three-dimensional internal structures of the body from two-dimensional projections acquired at multiple angles, distinguished by its ability to provide depth-resolved visualization through computational image reconstruction.
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