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Other contraindications may include:

A known iodine allergy

Planned radioiodine treatment of
thyroid cancer
Gastrointestinal perforation (for
oral or rectal solutions)

From a practical standpoint, high

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body weight may exclude using a CT
scan, given that most machines can
only accommodate weights of less

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than 425 to 450 pounds and a back-
to-belly measurement of fewer than
28 inches.

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What is a CT Scan?
A computerized tomography
(CT) scan combines a series of
X-ray images taken from
different angles around your
body and uses computer
processing to create cross-
sectional images (slices) of the
bones, blood vessels and soft
tissues inside your body. CT
scan images provide more-
A computerized tomography (CT) scan
detailed information than plain X-
combines a series of X-ray images
rays do.
A CT scan has many uses, but it's
particularly well-suited to quickly
examine people who may have
internal injuries from car
accidents or other types of
trauma. A CT scan can be used to
visualize nearly all parts of the
body and is used to diagnose
disease or injury as well as to
plan medical, surgical or
radiation treatment.
How CT Scan
works?
taken from different angles around
your body and uses computer
processing to create cross-sectional
images (slices) of the bones, blood
vessels and soft tissues inside your
body. CT scan images provide more-
detailed information than plain X-rays
do. A CT scan has many uses, but it's
particularly well-suited to quickly
examine people who may have internal
injuries from car accidents or other
types of trauma. A CT scan can be used
to visualize nearly all parts of the body
and is used to diagnose disease or
injury as well as to plan medical,
surgical or radiation treatment.
Indications
Trauma and Injuries - CT scans are
frequently used to assess
traumatic injuries, such as
fractures, dislocations, and internal
injuries, providing detailed images
to guide treatment.
Tumors and Cancers - CT scans are
valuable for detecting and
characterizing tumors and cancers.
They can help identify the location,
size, and extent of the growth.
Vascular Conditions - CT
angiography is a specialized form
of CT scan used to evaluate blood
vessels. It can identify conditions
such as aneurysms, blockages, or
abnormalities in the blood vessels.
Evaluation of Organs - CT scans
can provide detailed imaging of
specific organs, including the liver,
pancreas, spleen, and kidneys,
assisting in the diagnosis of various
conditions affecting these organs.