CTSim

CTSim is a useful software tool for simulating the process of transmitting X-rays through phantom objects. It generates projections of X-ray data, which can be reconstructed into the original phantom image using various algorithms. The software also provides a diverse range of image analysis and processing functions, making it a valuable tool for those in the medical field.

Computed Tomography is a crucial imaging technique in modern medicine, as it enables the estimation of an object's interior from radiation measurements. This radiation can either be transmitted through the object, as in X-ray computed tomography, or emitted from internal sources, like nuclear medicine scans. CT scans provide a three-dimensional view of the body's interior, which is vital in diagnosing illnesses like stroke, internal bleeding, bone fractures, and gastrointestinal conditions like diverticulitis and appendicitis.

This release of CTSim sees significant improvements in makefile cleaning, and the use of "const char" variables for string literals. These updates enhance the performance of the software and make it even more user-friendly. Overall, CTSim is an efficient and practical tool for those working in the medical field, providing accurate and reliable results, making it a reliable choice for image reconstructions and analysis.