Radial Reconstruction

Radial reconstruction is a process used in medical imaging, especially in computed tomography (CT), to create detailed images of the body's internal structures. It involves converting data collected from multiple angles around the patient into a comprehensive, two- or three-dimensional image. Think of it like piecing together slices of a puzzle from various viewpoints to visualize organs or tissues accurately. This technique helps doctors diagnose conditions more effectively by providing clear, detailed images from the raw data gathered during scans.