Tomografija
Tomografija, or tomography, is a family of imaging techniques that reconstruct cross‑sectional or volumetric images of an object from projections acquired around it. The goal is to visualize internal structures with greater detail than a single projection provides.
In typical tomography, a source and detector rotate around the subject while measurements collect line integrals
Several modalities are described as tomography. Computed tomography (CT) uses X‑rays for rapid cross‑sectional imaging. Magnetic
Applications span medical diagnosis and treatment planning, industrial nondestructive testing, materials science, and archaeology. The technique
History notes that the modern CT scanner was developed in the 1960s–1970s by Godfrey Hounsfield and Allan