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Fast, Detailed Cross-Sectional Imaging

32-Slice CT Scan

CT Scan – 32 Slice

Computed tomography (CT) uses X-rays and computer processing to create detailed cross-sectional images of internal organs, bones, soft tissues and blood vessels. Images can be reconstructed in different planes; many examinations also allow three-dimensional reconstruction.

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Common Uses

Assessment of the brain, head, sinuses and bony structures
Assessment of the chest, lungs and mediastinum
Assessment of the abdomen, pelvis and many internal organs
Assessment of bones, fractures and traumatic injuries
Assessment of blood vessels and organs when contrast-enhanced CT is prescribed

Features of This Examination

Fast ExaminationCT examinations usually take a short time and are particularly important in emergency care.
Multiplanar ReconstructionCT data can be reconstructed in axial, coronal and sagittal views and, where appropriate, in three dimensions.
Useful Anatomical DetailCT provides valuable diagnostic information about bones, lungs, some soft tissues and blood vessels.

What to Expect

You will lie on the scanner table, which moves through the CT ring. You need to remain still during imaging and may be asked to hold your breath for a few seconds. Contrast material is used for some examinations, according to the physician's request.

Preparing for Your Visit

  • The exact preparation depends on the type of CT. Follow the instructions sent by text message or provided by the center.
  • Tell the staff before the examination if you might be pregnant, have previously reacted to contrast material or have kidney disease.
  • For contrast-enhanced CT, laboratory information and restrictions on eating or drinking may be requested, depending on the examination.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a CT scan painful?The imaging itself is usually painless. You only need to remain still for a short time.
Do all CT scans require contrast?No. The use of contrast depends on the examination and the physician's request.
How will I receive my CT results?After interpretation by a radiologist, the report and images are made available to the patient and physician through the center's system.
Source of the proposed content: RadiologyInfo — Computed Tomography (CT). This text has been summarized and adapted for the public website. It does not replace medical advice or the specific instructions for your examination.
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