For the first time, color and 3D X-ray have been tested on humans

12.07.2018 19:31:23

It has been reported that New Zealand scientists have first tried color and 3D X-ray.

Phys.org.

Based on the traditional black-and-white X-ray technique, a color and 3D X-ray with its own particle tracking technology has made significant progress in the field of medical diagnostics that is hoped for.

In a CERN statement, "this three-dimensional, colorful imaging technique can help doctors more accurately diagnose disease with lighter films." the expression was used.

The technique called "Medipix" works like a camera that detects any subatomic particle when it collides with pixels when the lens is open.

The difference between radiography, bone, muscle and cartilage is that the size and location of the cancerous tumors are very clear. images can be obtained.