Computed Tomography (CT)

Our cutting-edge CT technology ensures precise imaging, focusing on patient comfort and efficiency. CT scans are effective for diagnosing and examining various conditions, including: 

• Internal injuries (such as bleeding or organ damage) Bone fractures
• Tumours and cancers
• Blood vessel abnormalities
• Lung conditions, e.g. pneumonia or lung cancer
• Brain injuries and strokes

Preparing for a CT scan

Before your appointment, please inform our staff if you have any allergies, especially to iodine or contrast dye. Also, let us know if you are pregnant or have any kidney issues. Certain CT scans may require the use of contrast material.

For CT scans involving the abdomen, pelvis, or certain types of CT angiography, a fasting period may be required. Our staff will guide you through any specific preparations.

What happens during the scan

You’ll be asked to change into a hospital gown and remove any metal objects, jewelry, or accessories. Some CT scans might involve the use of contrast dye, administered either orally or through an IV line.

If contrast dye is used, you might experience a warming sensation or a metallic taste. Please inform our staff if you’ve had any adverse reactions to contrast dye in the past.

During the scan, you’ll lie on a comfortable table that moves through the CT machine. It’s important to remain still during the imaging process, which typically lasts a few minutes per scan.

Accessing your results

Your CT images and report will be digitally accessible. , and can be printed upon request (additional charges may apply). If you were referred, they’ll be sent promptly to your doctor, who will then review and discuss the findings with you.