and other soft tissues. If your doctor orders a CT cervical spine scan, they may want a closer look at the bones or blood vessels in your neck. They may order an MRI as well. What Happens in a ...

A CT scan of the neck may be done along with other tests, such as MRI scans or X-rays. A regular X-ray directs a small amount of radiation into your body. Bones and soft tissue absorb radiation ...

Medically reviewed by Rony Kampalath, MD Computed tomography (CT) scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are two types of imaging procedures. They both create detailed images of the internal body ...

A 57-year-old black woman was referred for evaluation of goiter with a history of an anterior neck swelling ... adipose tissue can be accurately distinguished from liposarcoma with CT scan or ...

Problems that may be easier to see with an MRI scan include soft tissue damage, torn ligaments, and herniated disks. Doctors may use a CT scan for creating a generalized image of a body part or ...

Soft tissue films of the neck erroneously read ... but no foreign body was seen. A neck CT scan was obtained and showed that the foreign body perforated the anterior wall of the esophagus at ...

the application allows physicians to skip CT scans and use MRI machines as the primary or only imaging modality for planning radiotherapy in soft tissue tumors of the head and neck. The AI ...