CT and MRI Scans in Neurological Practice: A Quick Overview

Before computed tomographic (CT) scans becamethe bony brain-case, but not the brain itself. We had
available in the 1970s, there was no good method forarteriograms which imaged the insides of
imaging the brain. The available methods andblood-vessels supplying the brain. We had nuclear
technologies struck around the target without quitebrain scans which imaged chunks of brain that were
hitting the bull's-eye.We had skull x-rays which imagedrecently damaged.