DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE
CT Scan
Fast, high-resolution computed tomography imaging using a 128-slice scanner — delivering accurate cross-sectional diagnosis for injuries, tumors, and internal conditions in a single visit.
SERVICE OVERVIEW
What's Included in This Scan
Our CT Scan service uses a 128-slice scanner to produce detailed cross-sectional images of the body, helping physicians accurately diagnose internal injuries, tumors, and organ abnormalities with fast turnaround.
High-Resolution 128-Slice Imaging
Rapid Scan & Reporting Turnaround
Contrast & Non-Contrast Studies
Radiologist-Reviewed Reports
Low Radiation Dose Protocols
Doctor-Guided Follow-Up
IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?
Who Needs This Service?
A CT Scan is recommended for patients referred for trauma evaluation, cancer screening, or detailed internal imaging following inconclusive X-ray or ultrasound results.
Trauma & Emergency Cases
Cancer Screening
Internal Organ Concerns
Doctor-Referred Imaging
WHY CHOOSE THIS SCAN
Advantages of This Service
Fast & Accurate Diagnosis
High-resolution 128-slice imaging delivers precise cross-sectional detail for confident, accurate diagnosis.
Rapid Turnaround
Quick scanning and reporting means you get results and physician guidance without unnecessary delay.
Radiologist-Reviewed Reports
Every scan is reviewed by experienced radiologists to ensure accuracy and reliable clinical insight.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a CT Scan detect?
CT scans can detect internal injuries, tumors, infections, blood clots, and abnormalities in organs, bones, and blood vessels with high precision.
How long does a CT Scan take?
Most CT scans take between 10 and 20 minutes, including preparation time. Scans requiring contrast dye may take slightly longer.
Do I need to fast before a CT Scan?
Fasting for a few hours is usually required only for contrast-enhanced scans. Our team will advise you on specific preparation when you book your appointment.
Is CT Scan safe? What about radiation exposure?
CT scans use a small, carefully controlled dose of radiation. Our 128-slice scanner uses low-dose protocols to minimize exposure while maintaining image quality.
When will I receive my CT Scan report?
Reports are typically ready within a few hours for routine scans, with radiologist review included. Urgent cases can be prioritized on request.
