CT Scan, which stands for "Computed Tomography" Scan, is a medical diagnostic procedure that uses computerized X-ray scanning technology to create stacked cut images of the of the human body or other objects. This technique allows doctors and medical professionals to view the internal structures of the body with a high level of detail.

CT scans are used to detect, diagnose, and monitor various medical problems, including trauma injuries, inflammation, infection, swelling, or other pathological changes. It is particularly beneficial in identifying problems with the brain, spine, lungs, abdomen, pelvis, and other parts of the body.