CT

What is CT?

BT is known as “computed tomography” with its long name and computerized tomography. It is used to create a detailed image of an organ or certain tissues in the body. It is one of the most frequently preferred imaging methods, since the imaging is in detailed sections and 3D and can be applied in a short time.

In Which Situations Is CT Used?

CT; It is used in all bone-related diagnoses, internal organ scans, kidney and gallbladder stones, cancer, tumor and mass detection, cardiovascular diseases, after injury and accident and many more. In some cases, it is recommended to perform CT scan with medication.

How is CT Applied?

Before the tomography, the patient cannot eat food for up to 6 hours and cannot drink water for up to 4 hours. There should be no metal on it. Jewelry such as earrings, piercings, necklaces, and if he wears dentures and glasses, he should definitely remove them. It is recommended to wear an apron. The person should not move as the CT scan is taken by a moving machine lying on a flat table. He should lie in a comfortable position, as he cannot move for a while. It can be laid on your back or face down.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What Should Be Considered Before CT Procedure?

Pregnant or suspected patients should definitely notify their doctor. Those who have fear or anxiety of being in a closed area should also inform the radiologist. Those who have diseases such as heart and kidney failure should take precautionary measures. Those who have a device installed in their body, such as a pacemaker or platinum, are expected to share this.

Is CT Harmful?

Computed tomography is an essential technique today. In this way, the prevention of many diseases such as coagulation, heart attack and cancer is taken in advance and saves lives. The damage caused by X-rays is little more than the daily exposure to radiation. Experts have reported the risk for the CT procedure as percent 1 in 2000.

Is CT Procedure Painful?

It is not a painful procedure. You just need to lie still for a while.

How Long Does a CT Take?

Depending on the size of the limb or organ to be treated, it usually takes minutes. The maximum duration is 30 minutes.

How Long Does CT Result Take?

Computed tomography results can usually be viewed on computer screens immediately after the acquisition

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