There are approximately 65 million CT scans done in the United States annually with an estimated 8 million in children. However, there is a much higher radiation dose from CT scans than from the traditional radiographs and fluoroscopy tests that radiologists perform and interpret. CT scans provide in general more information about the anatomy and diseases in the body but could be replaced for some orthopedic indications by other low dose imaging modalities like EOS.[1] To do this, though, they may expose a person to 100 to 250 times the radiation dose compared to a chest x-ray.[2]