Is the Cone Beam Computed Tomography CBCT machine and the C arm machine the same

The Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) machine and the C arm machine are not the same. As both machines work differently.

The use of C-Arm devices is common during orthopaedic, urological, gastroenterological, as well as other complex surgical, pain management, and emergency operations, cardiac and angiography tests, and therapeutic studies involving the insertion of stents or needles. High-resolution X-ray images may now be delivered in real time thanks to fluoroscopy technology, allowing surgeons to perform operations with greater accuracy and improved patient outcomes. Additionally transportable, C-Arm systems give the surgeon a great lot of flexibility to obtain photos of the patient's entire body from various angles as needed. C Arm Machines is made by the C Arm Machine Manufacturers.

Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) is a cutting-edge imaging technique with several clinical uses in dentistry. For oral and maxillofacial imaging, CBCT has proven to be a successful investigative technique. CBCT scanners made by the C Arm Machine Manufacturers are now finding many uses in dentistry. The radiation exposure dose from CBCT during maxillofacial exposure is 10 times lower than that from traditional CT scans. Additionally, CBCT is quite accurate and may provide three-dimensional volumetric data in the axial, sagittal, and coronal planes.

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