Computerized Tomography - 32 Sliced

A computerized tomography scan (CT or CAT scan) creates cross-sectional images of the body using computers and rotating X-ray devices. These images provide more details than standard X-ray images. Soft tissues, blood vessels, and bones in different parts of the body can all be visible. A CT scan can be used to see the internal structural condition of the head, shoulders, heart, abdomen, knees, and chest.
 
During a CT scan, you have to lie in a doughnut-shaped tunnel-like machine as the inside rotates, and takes a series of X-rays from various angles. These images are then moved to a computer, where they are combined to generate images of slices or cross-sections of the body. They can also be combined to create a 3D representation of a specific body part. These images are sent to a radiologist for examination. It is vital to lie still & you shouldn't wear any metal objects. The entire procedure may take near about 30 minutes to 1 hour.
 
A CT scan can be used for various purposes, but it's especially applicable for diagnosing diseases and assessing injuries. The imaging technique will help a doctor to:

  • diagnose infections, muscle disorders, and bone fractures
  • examine the blood vessels and other internal organs
  • find the precise position of tumors (including cancer)
  • verify the extent of any internal trauma or bleeding
  • monitor the effectiveness of treatments for particular medical conditions like heart disease and cancer
 
Remedy Group in Kolkata has the most up-to-date multi-slice CT scanners, which allow for accurate rapid scanning of large longitudinal sections. We are experts in using a Triphasic CT scan to reveal lesions in the liver and anomalies in the arterial and venous systems. Because of multi-slice technology, we use very low X-Ray doses.
 
We acquire thin slices quickly for Carotid, Renal, Aorta visualization, and Vascular imaging. We're very systematic when it comes to delivering reports. We will notify you about the report generation status via SMS alerts. It can be printed from the website or received in a hard copy from reception. Home delivery is also available