Services
CT Scan
Description
A CT scan, or computed
tomography scan, is a medical imaging technique that uses X-rays to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body. The machine rotates around the patient, capturing multiple images from different angles, which a computer then combines into a comprehensive 3D view. This helps diagnose and monitor conditions like tumors, fractures, and internal bleeding.
Services
Why Choose OrbitoAsia Diagnostics
10,000+ patients test with us every month
Dual check on all reports for 100% accuracy assurance
ISO and NABH certified scan centers
10+ Radiologists to ensure fast and accurate reporting
Machines with high resolution from Siemens
Commitment to Safety and Compliance
Benefits
Exclusive Benefits
With OrbitoAsia
Dedicated support to find best centers
Access to Advanced Diagnostic Technologies
Get extra discount on the blood tests
Get Priority appointment for your scans
Steps
How to book an
appoinment?
Quickly and easily book your lab appointment online or by phone
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Leave your name & phone number with us
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We will reach out to you tounderstand your requirements.
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Lab details & charges will beshared with you over the call.
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We’ll book your test as per yourpreferred date and time slot.
Faq
Your Questions Answered
A CT (Computed Tomography) scan is a medical imaging technique that uses X-rays and computer processing to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body. It helps diagnose and monitor various medical conditions by providing more detailed information than regular X-rays.
Some CT scans require the use of contrast material to enhance the images. Contrast material can be injected into a vein, taken orally, or administered rectally, depending on the area being examined. Your doctor will inform you if contrast is needed and provide specific instructions.
A CT scan typically takes between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the type of scan and the area being examined. The actual scanning time is usually only a few minutes, with additional time needed for preparation and positioning.
No, a CT scan is not painful. You may feel a bit of pressure or discomfort when lying on the table, and if contrast material is used, you might feel a warm sensation or a metallic taste. However, the procedure itself is painless.
