ALL TYPES OF CT SCANS

ALL TYPES OF CT SCANS AVAILABLE:

 Here All Types of CT Scans Available In Kurnool With  Low Cost.We Are Using German Highly Technologies CT Scans And Approved Medical Agencies

We Are Having All Types Of CT Scans

CONTACT US:

Raju (Medial Represent Kurnool)

Phone No:7331113448

When You Call Please Tell this Refer No:8888

                 

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 fast access to medical scans including MRI, CT and PET CT, X-ray, DXA and Ultrasound Scans, including diagnostic, fertility and pregnancy ultrasound scans.

 Types Of CT Scans Available:

CT Scan: 

X-ray

DXA (Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry):

Foetal Ultrasound

PET/CT Scan 

MRI Scan:

Ultrasound Scan:

CT Scan:

CT scanning is a sensitive diagnostic software that uses X-rays to take a series of two dimensional go-sectional pictures (‘slices’) around an axis. Sometimes called a CAT scan, it's used to photograph many conditions and injuries. Visit our Scan glossary for details of conditions scans are used for. 

X-ray:

X-ray imaging is a long-established diagnostic tool used to produce images of tissues, bones and organs. It’s been in widespread use for many years.

 

 

DXA (Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry):

It is used to check mineral bone density. It is used to diagnose osteoporosis and to examine the chance of osteogenesis imperfecta (‘brittle bones’).

Foetal Ultrasound:

Alliance Medical provides the highest quality Foetal Ultrasounds at our centre in Charter Medical. All our obstetric ultrasounds are performed by Consultant Obstetricians, Professor Fergal Malone MD, FACOG, FRCOG, FRCPI and Professor Seán Daly, MD, MRCOG, FRCPI.:

 

 

 

PET/CT Scan:

Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography is a diagnostic tool used mainly in oncology staging. It’s also used widely in planning surgery and treatment.

 

 

MRI Scan:

Ultrasound Scan: 

 MRI scanning is a powerful medical diagnostic tool that uses a strong magnetic field to produce high-quality, images in multiple planes or directions. The images are generated using superconducting magnets and pulsed radio waves. Magnetic resonance imaging uses non ionising radiation, unlike x-rays which uses radiation

 

 

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Abdomen • Adrenal Glands • Appendix • Arm • Back • Bile Ducts • Bladder • Blood Vessels • Bone • Bowel • Brain • Breast • CAT • Cervical Spine • Cervix • Chest • Cranial • Fallopian Tube • Fetus • Full Body • Gallbladder • Head • Heart • Joint • Kidney • Leg • Liver • Lumbar Spine • Lymph Nodes • Neck • Overies • Pancreas • Pelvis • Penis • Prostate • Scrotum • Shoulder • Sinus • Skull • Spine • Spleen • Testicles • Thoracic Cavity • Thoracic Spine • Tumor • Urinary Tract • Uterus - See more at: http://www.two-views.com/ct/types.html#sthash.ynnPNGtR.dpuf

Abdomen • Adrenal Glands • Appendix • Arm • Back • Bile Ducts • Bladder • Blood Vessels • Bone • Bowel • Brain • Breast • CAT • Cervical Spine • Cervix • Chest • Cranial • Fallopian Tube • Fetus • Full Body • Gallbladder • Head • Heart • Joint • Kidney • Leg • Liver • Lumbar Spine • Lymph Nodes • Neck • Overies • Pancreas • Pelvis • Penis • Prostate • Scrotum • Shoulder • Sinus • Skull • Spine • Spleen • Testicles • Thoracic Cavity • Thoracic Spine • Tumor • Urinary Tract • Uterus - See more at: http://www.two-views.com/ct/types.html#sthash.ynnPNGtR.dpuf