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Will HR CT chest show abnormal spine

2021-11-29 16:45:21
If a person is doing HR CT chest scan will it shows abnormalities like spine tumours and lesions? Thanks
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HRCT help in finding Lung Abnoemalities but not Spine.
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For Spine we use  MRI.

Answered2021-11-30 02:10:58

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It is specific to Lungs.what ecver the parts are exposed, we can study.

Answered2021-11-30 08:47:05

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