When is a CT PLAIN Scan Recommended?
Doctors may recommend a CT PLAIN scan in various conditions, including:
- Head injury or brain stroke evaluation
- Suspected fractures or bone damage
- Abdominal or pelvic pain of unknown cause
- Kidney stones or urinary tract evaluation
- Chest or lung diseases
- Detection of tumors or abnormal growth
How is the Procedure Done?
A CT PLAIN scan is fast, painless, and requires minimal preparation.
- The patient lies on a motorized table that slides into the CT machine.
- X-ray beams rotate around the body, taking multiple images.
- The scanner combines these images into detailed 3D visuals.
The entire procedure usually takes 5–10 minutes. No injection or fasting is required unless specified by your doctor.
Benefits of a CT PLAIN Scan
- Non-invasive and quick diagnostic method
- No contrast dye, reducing the risk of allergic reactions
- Accurate and detailed imaging of bones, organs, and soft tissues
- Early detection of medical conditions, helping timely treatment
Preparation Tips
- Wear comfortable clothing; metal objects should be removed.
- Inform your doctor about any pregnancy or implanted medical devices.
- Stay still during the scan for clear imaging results.
Why Choose [Your Diagnostic Center Name]?
- Advanced multislice CT technology for precision imaging
- Experienced radiologists and technicians
- Same-day reporting for most scans
- Affordable and transparent pricing