Abdominal x-rays during pregnancy are avoided but if it’s very essential in that situation it should be called. Always tell us if there is a chance of you being pregnant.

Most of the reports are ready in 1-2 hours, some situations are more pressing and can get them done quicker.

Indeed, a doctor’s referral is a requirement before every X-ray is undertaken for correct medical reasoning.

Yes, we have special children protocols using lower amounts of radiation exposure, with x-ray of younger kids.

To ensure accurate results, here are a few preparation guidelines for your CT scan:

• Fasting: Some scans, such as abdominal CT, may require you to fast for 4-6 hours prior to the scan.
• Contrast Dye: If contrast dye is required, you may need to drink a special solution or receive an IV.
• Comfortable Clothing: Wear loose, metal-free clothing to your appointment.
• Medical History: Inform our team about any allergies, current medications, or potential pregnancy.

• You will lie on a motorized table, which will slide you into the CT scanner.
• The scanner will rotate around you, capturing multiple X-ray images from various angles.
• The process is painless, and you may hear slight whirring sounds.
• If contrast dye is used, you might feel a temporary warm sensation.
• The entire scan takes 10-30 minutes, depending on the body part being examined.