CT Scan
CT Scan
CT Scan
CT Scan - sometimes called a CAT Scan - is short-form (acronym) for a Computerized Axial Tomography Scan. A CT Scan typically combines multiple rotating X-Rays along with hi-end computerized processing to produce a more detailed ‘picture’ of the inner structures of a body – including bones, tissues and organs. A CT Scan offers significantly greater detail and clarity as compared to a regular X-Ray (it’s a bit like looking inside a slice of bread, instead of an outer view of the entire loaf). A CT Scan is typically done on our spine, heart, head, chest, abdomen, abdomen and knee. During a CT Scan, the body is made to pass through a tunnel-like machine that rotates through a 360-degree arc as it takes X-Ray images in rapid succession. These images are subsequently fed into a computer to produce an ‘all-around’ 2D snapshot of any part of the body. A minimally invasive and painless procedure, a CT Scan can be done on any part of the body in little time. While essentially 2D in nature (ie, producing two-dimensional image slices), a CT Scan can also be employed to create 3D images. A CT Scan cost depends on the body parts which you want to scan. Search below and find CT scan cost in Delhi NCR, India.
CT Angiography - Peripheral with Double Contrast
CT Angiography for Peripheral With Double Contrast. Please check the CT Angiography - Peripheral with Double Contrast price in Delhi/NCR and other details here.
CT Angiography - Renal with Contrast
It is an imaging technique that helps evaluate the blood vessels of the kidneys in case of an injury.
CT Angiography - Right Lower LIMB with Contrast
It is a diagnostic test that uses a rotating beam of X-rays to create detailed 3-dimensional images of blood vessels in the right leg.
CT Angiography Chest with Contrast
It is a diagnostic test that uses a rotating beam of X-rays to create detailed 3-dimensional images of your moving heart and major blood vessels.
CE CT Dual Phase Abdomen
It is an imaging technique that helps create cross-sectional images of the liver and pancreas at different optimal scanning times.
CT Hand with wrist left side
It is an imaging technique that uses a rotating beam of X-rays to create cross-sectional images of the hand and wrist on the left side.
CT Hand With Wrist Right Side
It is an imaging technique that uses a rotating beam of X-rays to create cross-sectional images of the hand and wrist on the right side.
CT Arm
The main goal of this imaging modality is to create cross-sectional images of the bones and soft tissues including organs, muscles, and blood vessels, in the left arm.
CT Lower Abdomen
It is a painless imaging technique that uses a rotating beam of X-rays to create cross-sectional images of the lower abdomen.
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