CT SCAN
CT (computerized tomography) scan uses sophisticated X-ray technology. It produces high dimension images of internal organs, bones, and blood vessels. It is a fast, accurate, and painless process. In emergency cases like an accident when the body has an internal injury, a CT is a lifesaver. It provides information in detail. Balaji Diagnostics and CT Center is the well-known diagnostic and radiology center in Bundi District. It has an advanced CT scan machine that produces high-quality 3D images. It can be used for examination of any body part. At Balaji , the expert radiologists will supervise the CT scan process and interpret the result.
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CT Scan facts
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CT scanning adds X-ray images with the aid of a computer to generate cross-sectional view, of anatomy.
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CT scanning can identify normal and abnormal structures and be used to guide procedures.
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CT scanning is painless.
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Iodine-containing contrast material is sometimes used in CT scanning. Patients with a history of allergy to iodine or contrast materials should notify their physicians and radiology staff.
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Benefits of CT Scan Process
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Detect bone disorders
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Diagnose the blood clot or tumor. It is the best method to confirm cancer tumor, CT Scan measures the size of the tumor, Its exact location, and also the involvement with other tissues.
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Monitor the effectiveness of the cancer treatment
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Detect an internal injury or internal bleeding
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Detect any abnormalities in the body.
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Provide Guidance for surgery
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Guide in radiation therapy
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Things to Remember before Going for CT Scan Process, Inform Your Doctor If:
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There is a possibility you are pregnant
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Information about your recent illness and medical condition
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Information about the history of diseases
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If you are taking medicines
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If you have certain allergies
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Preparation
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You will be instructed not to drink or eat anything for a few hours before going for a contrast CT scan.
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Remove metal objects, jewelry, eyeglasses, hairpins, etc.
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Wear loose and comfortable clothes, you may need to wear a gown during the procedure.
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You should follow the instructions given by the radiographer.
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