Tomography is an imaging technique used to create detailed internal images of an object, typically a body or an organ. It involves taking cross-sectional images, or slices, of the object from different angles. This technique allows for the visualization of internal structures without requiring invasive procedures.
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Tomography reconstructs an interior distribution from measurements along multiple lines or paths through it. A linear unattenuated model is the Radon transform; absorption changes it to an attenuated Radon transform.
