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3D CT Scan Pelvis - Test, Cost & Procedure

3D CT Scan Pelvis

3D CT Scan Pelvis

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A 3D CT Scan of pelvis is a diagnostic procedure performed to detect pelvis. The CT pelvis is advised by the doctor to evaluate the pelvic injury, masses, tumours, abscess, fractured bone, and stones in urinary bladder and also useful to detect the cause of pain in pelvic region. Also used to guide the doctor biopsy or treatment planning.

What is a 3-D CT Scan of the Pelvis?

The three dimensional Computed Tomography of pelvis is a highly advanced diagnostic technique. CT scan uses X-Rays to produce multiple images of the internal structures of the body.

A doctor can evaluate the images on the computer in multiple planes. 

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What Are the Uses of CT Scan of Pelvis?

CT scan or CAT Scan pelvis use this procedure to diagnose the reason for pain in the pelvic region. Doctors also recommend this test to diagnose the internal organs - lower abdomen, uterus , bladder, prostate, liver and colon.

Also used to detect the disease like-

  • Appendicitis
  • Pyelonephritis
  • Detect the collection of fluid or abscess
  • Inflammatory bowel disease like- ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, pancreatitis or liver cirrhosis.
  • Cancer
  • Kidney or bladder stones
  • Aneurysm
  • Guide biopsies and other procedures like drawing of abscesses 
  • Guide for surgical planning such as organ transplant
  • Detect the stages of the disease or cancer, treatment planning and monitor the response of the treatment like chemotherapy.

Preparations

Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing to your exam. Patients may need to change their clothes in hospital gowns.

It's better to leave any metal objects, jewellery, eyeglasses, dentures and hairpins at home before scan.

Patients need to fast for a few hours before an exam.

Inform your healthcare provider if you have any known allergy to medicine or contrast dye.

Inform your doctor about any recent illness or medical conditions- heart disease, asthma, diabetes, kidney or thyroid problems.

Women should inform their doctor if she is pregnant or have any possibility that they may be pregnant. 

How Does the Procedure Work?

The technologist will help the patient to position on an exam table. Sometimes a CT scan is used to plan for radiation therapy. The technologist may use a special device like a belt or a body cast to keep your body still during the scan.

The CT scan machine looks like a large donut. The exam table will slide back and forth through the large hole in the centre of the machine. The scanner rotates around you. At first, the table will move through the scanner quickly. 

CT scans are not painful. But you will need to lie still for the entire scan, which may become unpleasant. Since the scanner is shaped like a donut, you will not be enclosed in the scanner at any time. You will hear whirring or clicking sounds from the machine. 

During the scan, the technologist will be in a nearby control room. They will be able to see you through a window or a video camera. And, you will be able to talk with them through an intercom system.

The technologist may ask you to hold your breath during part of the scan. That is because the body's movement from breathing can blur the pictures. The technologist may also raise, lower, or tilt the exam table to create the correct angle for the x-rays. Ask them to tell you when the table will move.

When the scan is done, the technologist may ask you to stay on the exam table for a few minutes. During this time, a radiologist will look at the images to see if the technologist needs to take more.

As soon as the scanning is complete a specialised doctor/ Radiologist will evaluate the obtained images, interpret and make the report. 

After Care

Patients can go back to their normal activities, such as driving, right after CT scan. But in case of contrast CT, patients are advised to drink a lot of water so that dye will flush out of the patient's body. 

What is the Cost of 3d CT Scan?

The cost of CT Scan Pelvis Contrast in India varies from 5000 INR - 10000 INR.

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Test Type 3D CT Scan Pelvis
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3D CT Scan Pelvis (CT Scan)

Preparation
  • Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing to your exam. Patients may need to change their clothes in hospital gowns.
  • It's better to leave any metal objects, jewellery, eyeglasses, dentures and hairpins at home before scan.
  • Patients need to fast for a few hours before an exam.
  • Inform your healthcare provider if you have any known allergy to medicine or contrast dye.
  • Inform your doctor about any recent illness or medical conditions- heart disease, asthma, diabetes, kidney or thyroid problems.
  • Women should inform their doctor if she is pregnant or have any possibility that they may be pregnant. 
Reporting

Within 4-6 hours*

Test Price ₹ 5000 ₹ 10000
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ

The three dimensional Computed Tomography of pelvis is a highly advanced diagnostic technique. CT scan uses X-Rays to produce multiple images of the internal structures of the body.

The 3D CT pelvis scan is generally recommended by your doctors when the diagnosis of certain internal organs including the lower abdomen, urinary bladder, uterus, prostate, colon, or liver is needed.

The 3D CT pelvis scan is a procedure that can be used to detect diseases -

  • Pyelonephritis
  • Appendicitis
  • Inflammatory bowel diseases including ulcerative colitis, Crohns disease, or cirrhosis of liver.
  • Detect the collection of fluid or abscess
  • Aneurysm 
  • Cancer
  • Kidney or bladder stones
  • To guide and help in planning certain surgical treatments.
  • Guide certain biopsy procedures or to draw fluids of the abscesses 
  • To Detect the stage that your disease or cancer is at, 
  • For planning the treatment for cancer or disease
  • To monitor the efficiency and response of the ongoing treatment.

You should wear loose and comfortable clothes for getting the scan. In some instances, you are given a hospital gown to wear for the scan.

Yes, the 3D CT pelvic scan is used as a diagnostic imaging modality for detecting a wide range of cancers that mainly occur in the pelvic or lower abdominal region of the body. Depending on the severity and extent of your cancer, your doctor might suggest some additional tests as well.

Yes, a 3D CT pelvis scan can show your kidneys present in the abdomen and pelvis. The test can help in finding out the kidney stones, or other situations including abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting that, might occur in case of appendicitis or diverticulitis. The test can also be used to assess a wide range of cancers that affect various organs in your body, especially the lower abdomen or pelvic region.

No, the CT pelvis as a diagnostic modality is not painful, in fact, the test is a completely painless, non-invasive, and quick procedure that helps in diagnosing various diseases of various problems associated with the pelvic region.

The 3D CT pelvis scan is a safe and non-invasive scan that is conducted under the safety guidelines recommended by the government. Therefore, the test stands safe and valuable in diagnostic field.

You should avoid getting the 3D CT pelvis scan in case you are pregnant you should avoid getting the scan. If you have chronic diseases like diabetes or kidney diseases, you should inform your doctor and healthcare centre, they will guide you about any precautions or considerations before the scan.

The 3D CT pelvis scan has an accuracy of 91.98%, a sensitivity of 93.33%, and a specificity of 89.26% for the case of fractures of the pelvic region.

Yes, You can get a free consultation with Dr. Ravin Sharma (MBBS, MD in Radiology) who is available at our center with Mob. no- +919212125996 and availability 24*7*365 days.

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