Which scanning method produces a computerized image of X-rays that have been passed through the brain at various angles?

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CT scanning (or computed tomography scanning) involves taking X-rays from multiple angles and using computer processing to create a detailed image of the brain. This method is particularly useful for detecting structural abnormalities and injuries to the brain. PET scanning (A) involves injecting a radioactive tracer into the bloodstream and measuring brain activity based on how much of the tracer is taken up by different areas of the brain. MRI scanning (C) uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves to create a detailed image of the brain's soft tissue, and is particularly useful for detecting abnormalities related to blood flow and fluid accumulation. Psychosurgery (D) and neurosurgery (E) are surgical procedures that involve physically altering the brain, and are not imaging methods.

Which Scanning Method Produces a Computerized Image of X-Rays That