The CT Scan after 50 Years
To the Editor: Howell’s Perspective article (July 8 issue) 1 did not mention the crucial pioneering contributions to computed tomographic (CT) scanning made by William H. Oldendorf, 2 a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the first neurologist elected to the National...
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| description | To the Editor:
Howell’s Perspective article (July 8 issue)
1
did not mention the crucial pioneering contributions to computed tomographic (CT) scanning made by William H. Oldendorf,
2
a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the first neurologist elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
3
As a physician who performed pneumoencephalograms and carotid puncture angiography, Oldendorf searched for a more direct and humane way to image the brain. He was awarded the first patent for CT and produced the first known prototype apparatus in 1961,
4
creating an image of an aluminum nail (“the tumor”) surrounded by iron nails . . . |
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Howell’s Perspective article (July 8 issue)
1
did not mention the crucial pioneering contributions to computed tomographic (CT) scanning made by William H. Oldendorf,
2
a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the first neurologist elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
3
As a physician who performed pneumoencephalograms and carotid puncture angiography, Oldendorf searched for a more direct and humane way to image the brain. He was awarded the first patent for CT and produced the first known prototype apparatus in 1961,
4
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1
did not mention the crucial pioneering contributions to computed tomographic (CT) scanning made by William H. Oldendorf,
2
a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the first neurologist elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
3
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4
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1
did not mention the crucial pioneering contributions to computed tomographic (CT) scanning made by William H. Oldendorf,
2
a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the first neurologist elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
3
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