Flat-panel<unk>  is a technique under development to make computed tomography images with improved performance (in particular, with improved spatial resolution). The key difference between<unk>  and traditional<unk>  is that<unk>  uses a two-dimensional x-ray detector orientation (usually in a square panel orientation), to take multiple two-dimensional images. On the other hand, the conventional<unk>  uses a one-dimensional x-ray detector orientation (a row of detectors) to take one-dimensional x-ray images. A<unk>  machine consists of an x-ray source, an x-ray detector, a series of moving stages (Gantry) and computers to assemble the x-ray data into an image. The x-ray beam used in<unk>  is cone shaped, in contrast to the fan shaped beam of the regular<unk>  scanner. This cone shape allows the beam to cover the two-dimensional detector panel.
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