Sequential CT Sequential CT, also known as step-and-shoot CT, is a type of scanning method in which the CT table moves stepwise. The table increments to a particular location and then stops which is followed by the X-ray tube rotation and acquisition of a slice. The table then increments again, and another slice is taken. The table movement stops while taking slices. This results in an increased time of scanning.
seQuentIaL ct sEqueNtiaL Ct aLsO knowN As Step-And-shoOT ct Is a tyPe of ScanNinG methOd in WhIch tHE cT tAbLe moVEs sTepwiSE the taBLe InCrEmENTs TO a ParticUlAr loCation and TheN sToPs whicH iS FOllOwed by tHE X-rAY tUbe rOtatIOn anD acQUiSitIon oF a sliCE the taBle then inCrEments AGaiN aNd aNOther slIce is TakEN The tABle moVeMent StoPs WhIle taking sLicEs THis ResulTs In aN incReaseD time of scAnNing