CECT Face and Neck Test

Face and neck CECT are compared to enhanced computed tomography of the face and neck. This scan contrast employs media and an x-ray beam to produce clear images of the bones and soft tissues of the face and neck. The salivary gland, cervical vertebrae, facial bone, and voice box are all scanned during this procedure. The primary goal of using CECT is to identify the issue by increasing the contrast between the injury and its normal surrounding tissues.

CECT Face and Neck is recommended by doctors to locate illness and injury in tissues. It also aids in the diagnosis of problems with the salivary gland, facial bones, air-filled hollow sinuses, cervical vertebrae, larynx, windpipe, and epiglottis. Because the exam covers this as well.

This scan creates images of the head and face using X-rays. You will lie on a table attached to the CT scanner, which is a large doughnut-shaped machine, during the test. Your head will be inserted into the scanner. X-rays are sent through the head by the CT scanner.

CECT Face and Neck is not performed during pregnancy because radiation can harm the foetus. So, if you are pregnant or suspect you are pregnant, please notify your doctor before the scan.

A CECT Face and Neck Test is typically performed in a hospital's radiology department or an outpatient imaging facility. So, for the best services and reliable results, schedule your test at Ganesh Diagnostic in Yamuna Vihar.