Tomography

Tomography is a technique that involves the use of an external radiation source to perform sectional scanning of an object, in order to reconstruct images of its internal structure. This technology aims to provide high-resolution two-dimensional or three-dimensional images, enabling more accurate analysis and diagnosis of fine internal structures. In the medical field, tomography is widely used for disease detection, diagnosis, and treatment planning, significantly enhancing the quality and clinical value of medical imaging. Additionally, tomography plays a crucial role in materials science, industrial inspection, and archaeology, allowing for non-invasive revelation of detailed internal information of objects.