Diagnopein CT RIGHT FEMUR Centre in Karad

What is a CT Right Wrist Scan?

A CT scan of the right wrist uses X-ray beams and advanced computer technology to capture 3D images of the wrist area. It provides more precise details than standard X-rays, allowing radiologists to study bone structures, joint alignment, ligaments, and surrounding tissues.

It’s often recommended when:

1. A wrist fracture is suspected but not seen on an X-ray.
2. Complex bone injuries (like scaphoid or distal radius fractures) need evaluation.
3. Doctors need to check degenerative or inflammatory conditions such as osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.
4. Pre-surgical planning or post-surgical evaluation is required.

Why is CT Wrist Preferred?

The CT wrist scan offers exceptional clarity and precision, especially for evaluating small and intricate bone structures. It can also be combined with contrast dye (CT arthrography) to visualize soft tissues like cartilage and ligaments.

Key Benefits:

1. High-resolution bone imaging
2. Quick and painless procedure
3. Detects hidden fractures and abnormalities
4. Aids in surgical or orthopedic treatment planning

How to Prepare for a CT Right Wrist Scan

Preparation is usually minimal. You may:

1. Need to remove metal jewelry or watches.
2. Inform the technologist if you are pregnant or allergic to contrast dye.
3. Remain still during the scan, which typically lasts 10–15 minutes.

Contrast dye may be injected if your doctor requests detailed visualization of soft tissues. Drink plenty of fluids afterward to help flush out the dye if used.

What Happens During the Test

1. You’ll lie comfortably on the CT table.
2. Your right arm will be positioned within the scanner.
3. The scanner rotates around the wrist to capture high-definition images.
4. A radiologist reviews the images and shares a report with your doctor.

The process is painless, and you can usually return to normal activities right after the scan.

Understanding the Results

The report generated by the radiologist provides insights into:

1. Bone fractures or misalignments
2. Joint dislocations
3. Signs of arthritis or bone infection (osteomyelitis)
4. Soft tissue damage or abnormal growths

Your doctor will interpret these findings and design a treatment plan based on the results.

Why Choose Our Imaging Center

1. Advanced multi-slice CT scanners for superior precision
2. Quick, same-day reporting by experienced radiologists
3. Comfortable, patient-friendly environment
4. Affordable pricing and insurance support