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CTabbr.1. Central Time2. also Ct. Connecticut3. computed tomographyct abbreviation for 1. (Alchemy) carat 2. (Currencies) cent 3. (Human Geography) court
CT abbreviation for 1. (Human Geography) central time 2. (Placename) Connecticut 3. (Medicine) computerized tomography CT 1. Also C.T. Central time. 2. Connecticut. Ct. 1. Connecticut. 2. Count. ct. 1. carat. 2. cent. 3. centum. 4. certificate. 5. county. 6. court. ThesaurusNoun | 1. CT - a New England state; one of the original 13 coloniesConnecticut, Constitution State, Nutmeg StateU.S.A., United States, United States of America, US, USA, America, the States, U.S. - North American republic containing 50 states - 48 conterminous states in North America plus Alaska in northwest North America and the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean; achieved independence in 1776New England - a region of northeastern United States comprising Maine and New Hampshire and Vermont and Massachusetts and Rhode Island and ConnecticutBridgeport - a port in southwestern Connecticut on Long Island SoundFarmington - a residential town in central Connecticutcapital of Connecticut, Hartford - the state capital of Connecticut; located in central Connecticut on the Connecticut river; a center of the insurance businessNew Haven - a city in southwestern Connecticut; site of Yale UniversityNew London - a town in southeastern Connecticut near Long Island Sound; an important whaling center in the 19th centuryWaterbury - a city in west central ConnecticutHousatonic, Housatonic River - a river that rises in western Massachusetts and flows south through Connecticut to empty into Long Island SoundLong Island Sound - a sound between Long Island and ConnecticutTaconic Mountains - a range of the Appalachian Mountains along the eastern border of New York with Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Vermont | | 2.CT - a method of examining body organs by scanning them with X rays and using a computer to construct a series of cross-sectional scans along a single axiscomputed axial tomography, computed tomography, computerized axial tomography, computerized tomography, CATX-raying, X-radiation - obtaining images by the use of X rays |
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CT (electricity) center tap computerized tomography Connecticut State Information Phone: (860) 622-2200 www.ct.gov
Area (sq mi):: 5543.33 (land 4844.80; water 698.53) Population per square mile: 724.50 Population 2005: 3,510,297 State rank: 0 Population change: 2000-20005 3.10%; 1990-2000 3.60% Population 2000: 3,405,565 (White 77.50%; Black or African American 9.10%; Hispanic or Latino 9.40%; Asian 2.40%; Other 6.80%). Foreign born: 10.90%. Median age: 37.40 Income 2000: per capita $28,766; median household $53,935; Population below poverty level: 7.90% Personal per capita income (2000-2003): $41,489-$42,972 Unemployment (2004): 4.90% Unemployment change (from 2000): 2.60% Median travel time to work: 24.40 minutes Working outside county of residence: 24.80%
List of Connecticut counties:Fairfield CountyHartford CountyLitchfield County | Middlesex CountyNew Haven CountyNew London County | Tolland CountyWindham County |
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CTComputer Telephone IntegrationCT(1) (Certified Trainer) See Microsoft certification.
(2) (Computer Telephony) The integration of computers and telephones. See CTI.
(3) (cT) A programming language from Carnegie Mellon University that is specialized for multimedia applications. Portable across Windows, the Mac and Unix, cT combines an algorithmic programming language written in source code with interactive drawing tools that allow for the creation of graphics, animations and video. cT is compiled into an intermediate code (pseudocode) that is executed by an interpreter.
(4) (Convergence Technology or Convergent Technologies) Delivery of voice, data, video, fax and other applications over a single, integrated wired or wireless network.CT
tomography [to-mog´rah-fe] any method that produces images of single tissue planes. In conventional radiology, tomographic images (body section radiographs) are produced by motion of the x-ray tube and film or by motion of the patient that blurs the image except in a single plane. In reconstruction tomography (CT and PET) the image is produced by a computer program.computed tomography (CT) (computerized axial tomography (CAT)) a radiologic imaging modality that uses computer processing to generate an image (scan" >CAT scan) of the tissue density in a “slice” as thin as 1 to 10 mm in thickness through the patient's body. These images are spaced at intervals of 0.5 to 1 cm. Cross-sectional anatomy can be reconstructed in several planes without exposing the patient to additional radiation.
Since its introduction in 1972, the use of this modality has grown rapidly. Because it is noninvasive and has high contrast resolution, it has replaced some radiographic procedures using contrast media. It also has a better spatial resolution than scintillation imaging (about 1 mm for CAT compared to 15 mm for a scintillation camera). A CAT scan is divided into a square matrix of pixels (picture elements). The newer CAT scanners use a high resolution matrix with 256 × 256 or 512 × 512 pixels. The region of the tissue slice corresponding to a pixel has a cross-sectional area of 1 × 1 mm to 2 × 2 mm; because of the thickness of the slice, it has a finite height and is therefore referred to as a voxel (volume element). The actual measurements made by the scanner are the x-ray attenuations along thousands of rays traversing the slice at all angles. The attenuation value for a ray is the sum of the values for all of the voxels it passes through. A computer program called a reconstruction algorithm can solve the problem of assigning attenuation values for all the pixels that add up to the measured values along each ray. The attenuation values are converted to CAT numbers by subtracting the attenuation value of water and multiplying by an arbitrary coefficient to produce values ranging from −1000 for air to +1000 for compact bone with water as 0. CT numbers are sometimes expressed in Hounsfield units, named after Godfrey Hounsfield, the inventor of the CT scanner; Hounsfield and Allan Cormack were co-winners of the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine in 1979 for the development of computerized axial tomography. Computed tomography. Relative position of the x-ray tube, patient, and detectors in a fourth generation CT unit.electron beam computed tomography (EBCT) ultrafast tomography" >computed tomography done with a scanner in which the patient is surrounded by a large circular anode that emits x-rays as the electron beam is guided around it.extended narrow tomography tomography involving an increase in amplitude and increase in exposure angle resulting in greater thinness of the cut for examination.linear tomography tomography in which the tube and film move in the same direction.narrow angle tomography a type of tomography that results in thicker sections for examination.pluridirectional tomography tomography in which there is a great deal of movement in a variety of directions.positron emission tomography (PET) a combination of tomography" >computed tomography and scanning" >scintillation scanning. Natural biochemical substances or drugs tagged with a positron-emitting radioisotope are administered to the subject by injection; the tagged substance (tracer) then becomes localized in specific tissues like its natural analogue. When the isotope decays, it emits a positron, which then annihilates with an electron of a nearby atom, producing two 511 keV gamma rays traveling in opposite directions 180 degrees apart. When the gamma rays trigger a ring of detectors around the subject, the line between the detectors on which the decay occurred is stored in the computer. A computer program (reconstruction algorithm), like those used in computed tomography, produces an image of the distribution of the tracer in the plane of the detector ring.
Most of the isotopes used in PET scanning have a half-life of only 2 to 10 minutes. Therefore, they must be produced by an on-site cyclotron and attached chemically to the tracer and used within minutes. Because of the expense of the scanner and cyclotron, PET is used only in research centers. However, PET is important because it provides information that cannot be obtained by other means. By labeling the blood with 11C-carbon monoxide, which binds to hemoglobin, images can be obtained showing the regional perfusion of an organ in multiple planes. By using labeled metabolites, images can be obtained showing metabolic activity of an organ. 15O-oxygen and 11C-glucose have been used for brain imaging and 11C-palmitate for heart imaging. 81Rb, which is distributed like potassium, is also used for heart imaging. By using labeled neurotransmitters, hormones, and drugs the distribution of receptors for these substances in the brain and other organs can be mapped.single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) a type of tomography in which gamma photon–emitting radionuclides are administered to patients and then detected by one or more gamma cameras rotated around the patient. From the series of two-dimensional images produced, a three-dimensional image can be created by computer reconstruction. The technique improves resolution of, and decreases interference by, overlapping organs. It is used particularly for assessment of cardiac disease, stroke, and liver disease; for staging of cancer; and to diagnose physical abnormalities through evaluation of function.ultrasonic tomography the ultrasonographic visualization of a cross-section of a predetermined plane of the body; see ultrasonography" >B-mode ultrasonography.CTAbbreviation for computed tomography.CTabbr.1. Central Time2. also Ct. Connecticut3. computed tomographyCT Abbreviation for: computed tomography (Medspeak-UK) carbon tetrachloride cardiac type cardiothoracic carotid tracing carpal tunnel cellular telephone cellular therapy Centre for Information Technology (Medspeak-UK) cerebral thrombosis cerebral tumour chemical test chemotherapy chest tube child trends chlorothiazide cholera toxin chorda tympani chymotrypsin ciguatoxin circadian time (circadian rhythm, see there) circulation time clinical tutor (Medspeak-UK) clotrimazole clotting time coated tablet cognitive therapy collecting tubule compressed tablet confirmatory test constitutive transcript contrast conventional therapy connective tissue continue treatment contraceptive technique Coombs’ test core training (Medspeak-UK) corneal transplant coronary thrombosis corrected transposition corrective therapist cortical plate thickness corticosterone cover test (ophthalmology) crista terminalis crossmatch:transfusion cystine-tellurite (medium) cytotechnologistCT Computed tomography, see there; also 1. Carpal tunnel.2. Chemotherapy.3. Chest tube.4. Cognitive therapy, see there.5. Connective tissue.6. Continue treatment.7. Crossmatch:transfusion.8. Cytotechnologist.CT Abbreviation for computed tomography.
Ct Abbreviation for concentration-time product. CT or CATComputed tomography, a radiologic imaging that uses computer processing to generate an image of tissue density in slices through the patient's body.Mentioned in: Histiocytosis X, Situs InversusCT Abbreviation for computed tomography. Patient discussion about CTQ. My brother is alcoholic.Doctor had told to have blood test, CT scan.What exactly he facing? My brother is alcoholic. He had made his family life like a hell. He beats his wife every day. He argues with mom on every simple issue and makes it complex. He dislikes his children and has no compassion for them. He had lost on his job. He fights with our neighbors and has made life hell for us to live here in this apartment. I don’t know now a days he going though a very bad problem he dislikes eating. Due to that he had lost on his weight and feels weak. His eyes are pale and body temperature is very high. Doctor had told to have blood test, CT scan. What exactly he facing...is this very serious? Please give some genuine information.A. YES HIS PROBLEM IS VERY SERIOUS,but right now,HE is the ONLY one that can help himself....YOU AND YOUR FAMILY SHOULD WORRY ABOUT YOURSELVES at thi point.SUGGEST;;;for your family not to give him money---suggest..if he is living at home with mother/you..put him out.THAT IS THE ONLY THING THAT WILL STOP THE DRAMA,and ABUSE....HIS WIFE SHOULD GO TO COURT AND GET A ORDER FOR HIM NOT TO COME AROUND HER AND THE KIDS,NEXT TIME HE STARTS SHIT...CALL THR POLICE....THIS IS HIS PROBLEM NOT YOURS...you cant save your brother..he is not going to listen to you with alcohol and drugs in his system...you can suggest going into detox and then into rehab and a drug program,alcoholism and drug use can destroy your family..if you and the family dont get help----you can find people who will talk to you about your problem at ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS/NORCOTICS ANONYMOUS..800#..help line...GO TO (INTHEROOMS.COM).....peace mrfoot56 Q. I get bad headaches had ct scans and m.r.i. even sinus surgery, suffering 2yrs now, dizzness occurs too.. A. If all prior medical investigations turned out normal, and sinus surgery didn't help relieve your symptoms, I would suggest the reason for your headaches is probably migraine attacks, that can cause severe headaches, and no CT scan or MRI can diagnose them. The diagnosis is made clinically, by your doctor. Migraine headaches can be eased by proper medications, before and during an attack. You should consult a neurologist. More discussions about CTCT
CT1. ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for the Canton and Enderbury Islands prior to their transfer to Kiribati. This was the code used in international transactions to and from bank accounts on the islands.
2. ISO 3166-2 geocode for the Canton and Enderbury Islands. This was used as an international standard for shipping to the Canton and Enderbury Islands.
In both cases, the code is obsolete.ct Words starting with ct:- CT
- CT Communications
- CT or CAT scan
- CT pulmonary angiography
- CT transformer
- CT, USA
- CT-A
- CT-Guided Needle Aspiration Biopsy
- CT-RTS
- CT-TSA
- Ct/ct
- CT/OS
- CT110
- CT15
- CT26
- CT31
- CT4ME
- CT7
- CT8M
- CTA Account
- CTAA
- CTABC
- CTACK
- CTADS
- CTAF
- cTAGE-1
- CTAH
- CTAI
- CTD
- ctene
- Cteniod
- Ctenocephalides canis
- ctenoid
- Ctenophora
- ctenophore genus
- Ctesiphon
- CTL
- ctr.
- Ctrl vs. Caps Lock
- CTT
- CT (company)
- CT guided
- CT pelvimetry
- CT scan
- CT unit
- CT-1
- CT-B
- CT-HRP
- CT-scan Follow-up
- ct.
- CT/LM
- CT/ST
- CT125
- CT1S
- CT29
- CT3IP
- CT51
- CT72
- CT9
- CTA Accounts
- CTAAB
- CTABT
- CTACS
- CTAE
- CTAFM
- cTAGE-2
- CTAHC
- CTAIG
- CTDS
- Ctenidae
- Ctenizidae
- Ctenocephalides felis
- Ctenoidean
- Ctenophorae
- Ctenophores
- ctetology
- ctn
- ctrl
- Ctrl-@
- CTU
- CT and MRI
- CT myelogram
- CT Plus
- CT scanner
- CT venography
- Ct-100
- CT-CTL
- CT-O
- CT-SMAC
- CT/AT/FP
- CT/LN
- CT1
- CT127
- CT2
- CT2P2
- CT4
- CT58
- CT73
- CT90
- CTA-21
- CTAAC
- CTAC
- CTAD
- CTAEC
- CTAFS
- CTAGE1
- CTAHPERD
- CTC
- CTE
- ctenidia
- Ctenizoidea
- Ctenocephalus
- Ctenoidei
- ctenophoran
- Ctenophoric
- CTFgamma
- CTO
- Ctrl (button)
- CTS
- CTV
- CT Colonography
- CT myelography
- CT postcode area
- CT scanning
- CT virtual colonoscopy
- CT-2
- CT-guided
- CT-ORH
- CT-TACF
- CT/CAT
- CT/LW
- CT102
- CT13
- CT21.1
- CT3
- CT48
- CT6
- CT82
- CT99
- CTA1
- CTAAP
- CTACA
- CTADD
- CTAEO
- CTAG
- CTAGE2
- CTAHR
- CTCL.
- Ctenadena
- ctenidium
- cteno-
- Ctenocyst
- Ctenopharyngodon
- ctenophore
- Ctenostomata
- CTG
- CTP
- Ctrl key
- CTSC
- CTV (disambiguation)
- CT Colonoscopy
- CT number
- CT pulmonary angiogram
- CT scans
- CT&E
- CT-4
- CT-Guided Biopsy
- CT-RCFM
- CT-TCM
- CT/CCD
- CT/MRI
- CT105
- CT133
- CT21.21
- CT3.5
- CT4CT
- CT63
- CT89
- CTA
- CTA2/B
- CTAB
- CTACE
- CTADE
- CTAEYC
- CTAGE
- Ctags
- CTAHS
- CTCS
- Ctenarian
- cteniform
- Ctenocephalides
- Ctenohystrica
- Ctenopharyngodon idella
- ctenophore family
- Cteph
- CTI
- CTR
- CTRL SPACE
- CTSS
- CTZ
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CT➣Court | CT➣Count | CT➣Connecticut (US postal abbreviation) | CT➣Central Time | CT➣Carat | CT➣Computed Tomography (imaging technique) | CT➣Contact Time | CT➣Counter | CT➣Central African Republic | CT➣Clinical Trial | CT➣Communications Technology | CT➣Computer Technology | CT➣Critical Thinking | CT➣Cape Town (South Africa) | CT➣Christianity Today (magazine) | CT➣Come Together (Beatles song) | CT➣Canadian Tire | CT➣Current Transformer | CT➣Clock Tower (computer game) | CT➣Contracting | CT➣Chicago Tribune | CT➣Common Terms | CT➣Canterbury (postcode, United Kingdom) | CT➣Computerized Tomography | CT➣Control Techniques (Emerson Electric Company; St. Louis, MO) | CT➣Census Tract | CT➣Combination Therapy | CT➣Cellular Telephone | CT➣Computerized Axial Tomography (also see CAT; CT is preferred) | CT➣Classroom Teacher | CT➣Certification Test | CT➣Cooling Tower | CT➣Clinical Terms | CT➣China Town | CT➣carton | CT➣Cycle Time | CT➣Changing Times (journal) | CT➣Charlize Theron (actress) | CT➣Cognitive Therapy | CT➣Constant Temperature | CT➣Connective Tissue | CT➣Charitable Trust | CT➣Coffee Time | CT➣Charge Transfer | CT➣Carbon Tetrachloride | CT➣Clone Trooper (Star Wars) | CT➣Cross Talk | CT➣Computer Telephony | CT➣Clock Time | CT➣Cold Turkey | CT➣Certification Testing | CT➣Conspiracy Theory (movie) | CT➣Counseling and Testing | CT➣Control Tower | CT➣Chaos Theory | CT➣Counterterrorism | CT➣Cigarette Tax (various locations) | CT➣Core Team | CT➣Comité Technique (French: Technical Committee) | CT➣Cable Tray | CT➣Calcitonin | CT➣Counter Terrorist | CT➣Cherished Teddies (Enesco collectible figurines) | CT➣Chrono Trigger (video game) | CT➣Canada Trust | CT➣Can't Talk | CT➣CALTRANS (California Department of Transportation) | CT➣Country Team | CT➣Cordless Telephone | CT➣Crazy Taxi (Dreamcast game) | CT➣Computer Technician | CT➣Cholera Toxin | CT➣Coiled Tubing (oil & gas) | CT➣Channel Tunnel (England/France) | CT➣Connection Time | CT➣Combustion Turbine | CT➣Cut Throat | CT➣Coattails (multi-game guild) | CT➣Copper Tube | CT➣Crimp Tool | CT➣Clotting Time (test of blood) | CT➣Computer Terminal | CT➣Carboxyl-Terminal | CT➣Complementary Therapy | CT➣Chemical Test | CT➣Charge Time (gaming) | CT➣Calendar Time | CT➣Crazy Town (band) | CT➣Chris Tucker (actor) | CT➣Corey Taylor (Slipknot) | CT➣Corporate Technology | CT➣Compensatory Time | CT➣Club Triumph (UK) | CT➣Contact Team | CT➣Commissario Tecnico (Italian: national's soccer team Head Coach) | CT➣Cocteau Twins (band) | CT➣Cold Tolerance | CT➣Critical Technology (EU program) | CT➣Catania, Sicilia (Italian province) | CT➣City Temple (Cardiff, UK) | CT➣Cyber Terrorism | CT➣Conformance Testing | CT➣Cable, Test | CT➣Conflict Transformation | CT➣Calf Thymus | CT➣Collaborative Tools | CT➣Chemical Terrorism | CT➣Credit Time (US NIH) | CT➣Captain Tsubasa (Japanese comic) | CT➣Communication Trench | CT➣Communications Technician (AWACS communications position) | CT➣Conning Tower | CT➣Community Title (Australia) | CT➣Control Task | CT➣Cloud Top | CT➣Church Times (UK) | CT➣Control Transformer | CT➣Cross Traffic | CT➣Cover Test (ophthalmology) | CT➣Control Telemetry (US DoD) | CT➣Competition Tribunal (Canada) | CT➣Colour Television | CT➣Creative Touring (Lexus) | CT➣Commission de la Transparence (French healthcare quality-assessment agency) | CT➣Cordless Telecommunications | CT➣Coal Terminal | CT➣Center Thickness (of contact lens) | CT➣Coat and Tie | CT➣Cipher Text | CT➣Communications Terminal | CT➣Color Transparency | CT➣Compact Tension (metallurgy) | CT➣Computer-aided Tomography (less common) | CT➣Calgary Transit | CT➣Cloud Type | CT➣Contractor Test | CT➣Center-Tapped (electrical: transformer) | CT➣Collecting Tubule | CT➣Central Teaching | CT➣Catechesi Tradendae (On Catechesis in our Time) | CT➣Commercial Thinning (forestry) | CT➣Condensed Tannin | CT➣Communist Terrorists (British Malayan Conflict) | CT➣Customer Test | CT➣Constitutional Tribunal | CT➣Ceská Televize (Czech Television) | CT➣Contractor Testing | CT➣Continuation Training | CT➣Crawler Transporter (NASA) | CT➣Clamp Terminal | CT➣Creatine Transporter (genetics) | CT➣Certificate of Teaching | CT➣Commissioning Team | CT➣Combined Testing | CT➣Certificate of Transliteration | CT➣Combined Trial | CT➣Classic Trilogy (Star Wars) | CT➣Cazic Thule (Everquest) | CT➣Cable Tunnel | CT➣Circle Trip (airlines) | CT➣Cum Tempore (Latin: at a later date) | CT➣Certified Translator (American Translators Association) | CT➣Clear Trunk | CT➣Cable Telemetry | CT➣Cortico-Thalamic | CT➣Central Transition | CT➣Cryptologic Technician (formerly Communications Technician; USN Rating) | CT➣Charlie Tango (ham radio) | CT➣Client Task | CT➣Certified Thanatologist | CT➣Career Trainee | CT➣Conformance Tester | CT➣Command Transmitter | CT➣Cavitation Tunnel | CT➣Chemical Titles (periodical) | CT➣Combat Trains | CT➣Comparison Text | CT➣Compatibility Technology | CT➣Certified in Thanatology: Death, Dying and Bereavement (Association for Death Education and Counseling) | CT➣Contraterrene (anti-matter, science fiction) | CT➣Compensation Theorem | CT➣CoachTrack (coaching software by Eclipse Computing) | CT➣Card-To-Tape | CT➣Cadet in Training (Texas A&M Corps of Cadets) | CT➣Coordinated Turn Model | CT➣Channel Terminator | CT➣Chimney Tray | CT➣Common Tier | CT➣Chlamydia Trochomatis | CT➣Confederation Test | CT➣Cedar Trust | CT➣Confederation Text | CT➣Cascaded Triplet | CT➣Chiropractic Technologist | CT➣Cognizant Test | CT➣Cognitive Turnover (work psychology) | CT➣Curve-to-Tangent Point | CT➣Circular Trunking | CT➣Create Tasker | CT➣Cooperative Trust Company of Canada |
CT
Synonyms for CTnoun a New England stateSynonyms- Connecticut
- Constitution State
- Nutmeg State
Related Words- U.S.A.
- United States
- United States of America
- US
- USA
- America
- the States
- U.S.
- New England
- Bridgeport
- Farmington
- capital of Connecticut
- Hartford
- New Haven
- New London
- Waterbury
- Housatonic
- Housatonic River
- Long Island Sound
- Taconic Mountains
noun a method of examining body organs by scanning them with X rays and using a computer to construct a series of cross-sectional scans along a single axisSynonyms- computed axial tomography
- computed tomography
- computerized axial tomography
- computerized tomography
- CAT
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