Clarity in Every Slice
What is a CT Scan?
A CT scan uses X-rays to create detailed, cross-sectional images of the body, helping diagnose conditions such as tumors, injuries, or infections.
Benefits
- Quick and precise results
- Excellent for detecting internal injuries.
- Useful for cancer diagnosis.
Rapid Scanning
Provides fast results..
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Detailed Cross-Sections
Great for deep-tissue imaging.
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Versatile Uses
Can detect a variety of conditions.
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How do you prepare
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes.
Avoid eating for 4 hours before the scan.
Stay hydrated.
Inform your technician if you are pregnant or allergic to contrast dye.
Frequently Asked Questions?
Enhance your understanding and resolve any uncertainties you may have.
- How long is a CT scan?
- Is contrast dye always used?
- Will I feel anything during the scan?
- Is there any risk from radiation?
Most scans take about 10-15 minutes.
No, it depends on the type of scan.
No, it’s completely painless.
The radiation exposure is minimal and generally safe.