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What is the cost of CT Scan Abdomen in Bangalore?

The cost of CT Scan of Abdomen in Bangalore depends on the kind of CT Abdomen you want. The cost of CT Scan Upper Abdomen is ₹2400. The cost of CT Scan Lower Abdomen in ₹2400. The cost of CT Scan of Lower or Upper Abdomen with contrast is ₹4050. If you are looking for CT Whole Abdomen, the cost will be higher at ₹4200 . For contrast CT Whole Abdomen or CECT Whole Abdomen, the cost will be ₹6200.

For the most important CT Abdomen Scans, we have given the cost in the table below. Click on the link of the scan you want and book online, anytime.

If you would like to speak with our customer care executive to book your CT Scan Abdomen in Bangalore, please call us on 08882668822

What is the cost of other CT Studies of CT Abdomen in Bangalore?

The other CT Scan Abdomen studies including CT Abdomen Angiography, CT Abdomen Dual Phase and CT Scan Abdomen Triple Phase in Bangalore city are given in the table below.

Below is the list of FAQs that people generally have before they get their CT Scan Abdomen done. We give the answers to all these important questions.

1. What is a CT Scan?
2. What is CT Scan of Abdomen?
3. Why is CT Abdomen done?
4. Are there different kinds of CT Abdomen?
5. What is the preparation required to CT Abdomen?
6. Are there any risks associated with a CT Scan of Abdomen?
7. How should I book CT Abdomen in Bangalore?

What is a CT Scan?

CT Scan is an advanced, special kind of X-Ray machine, that creates detailed images of the body part under inspection. The images are created from different angles. CT Scan generally provides more information than a normal X Ray. It covers more body components.

CT Scan has become a very common diagnostic procedure. While it uses x rays and there is a limited amount of radiation your body will absorb, it is generally considered safe. The process is very fast for a normal CT Scan. For a CT Scan with Contrast or CECT Scan, some time is given before the scan for your body to absorb the contrast material. We discuss CECT Scan in more detail in a later section of this article.

What is CT Scan of Abdomen?

A CT Scan of Whole Abdomen covers abdominal and pelvic organs of the body. These organs are liver, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, and adrenal glands) and the gastrointestinal tract. A doctor usually orders this test to check for a cause of abnormal pain and sometimes to follow-up on an abnormality seen on another test such as an ultrasound.

Why is CT Abdomen done?

There are many reasons why CT Scan of Abdomen is recommended. Some reasons are given below:

• abdominal pain
• abnormal swelling in abdomen
• to check for location and size of kidney stones
• unexplained weight loss
• infections
• check for intestinal obstruction
• problems of intestine including crohn’s disease
• injuries following accident
• cancer diagnosis
• blood clots in various organs of abdomen

Are there different kinds of CT Abdomen?

There are a few options available when you go for a CT Scan of Abdomen. There are three kinds of CT Abdomen depending on the specific area of abdomen under investigation. They are:

1. CT Scan Whole Abdomen
2. CT Scan Upper Abdomen
3. CT Scan Lower Abdomen

Depending on the study you want, CT Scan can be of the following types:

1. CT Abdomen without contrast or Non Contrast CT Abdomen or NCCT Abdomen
2. CT Abdomen with contrast or CECT Abdomen or Contrast Enhanced CT Abdomen
3. There are CT Scan studies like CT Abdomen Dual Phase and CT Abdomen Triple Phase

We provide more details of some of these tests below.

CT Upper Abdomen:

CT Scan Upper Abdomen concentrates on detecting signs of injury or ailment of liver, spleen, stomach, kidneys, intestines, bladder, pancreas, and adrenal glands. This scan also covers blood vessels and lymph nodes in upper abdomen.

CT Lower Abdomen & Pelvis:

CT Scan of Lower Abdomen generally covers both lower abdomen and pelvis regions. The scan covers digestive organs, urinary, endocrine and reproductive systems. Diseases and inflammation of small bowel, colon, prostate, bladder, female or male reproductive organs, lymph nodes, and pelvic bones are covered.

CT Scan Whole Abdomen:

CT scan whole abdomen is a combination scan that covers entire abdomen and pelvis regions. You can think of it as a combination of CT upper abdomen and CT lower abdomen scans. This scan as well as the two scans mentioned above can be done with or without contrast material. Your doctor will prescribe that. CT Abdomen with contrast is called NCCT Abdomen and CT Abdomen with Contrast is called CECT Abdomen. 

CT Scan Abdomen Dual Phase:

Dual Phase CT Scan Abdomen is a CT Scan study which combines two CT Scans. The timing of scanning for liver and pancreas is different and dual scan CT Abdomen accounts for that.

CT Scan Abdomen Triple Phase:

Triple Phase CT Abdomen is generally done for liver or appendix. Scan is done at three different times. Tumours of the liver show up better in this kind of scan. CT Abdomen triple phase is done with the use of a contrast agent.

CT Scan Abdomen Angiography:

CT Abdomen Angiography is done to create detailed images of the blood vessels of abdomen and pelvis area. It is done with contrast medium. The test looks for the following conditions:

• bleeding in the intestines, belly or pelvis.
• identification of tumors in the abdomen and pelvis regions.
• planing treatment of cancer.
• the abdominal pain caused due to blockage of arteries that supply blood to intestines.
• preparation of kidney transplant.
• high blood pressure in the arteries.
• before surgery of liver

What is the preparation required to CT Abdomen?

For CT Scan of Abdomen keep the following points in mind:

• Pregnancy: Generally, CT Scan is not recommended for pregnant women as there is radiation involved. You should let you doctor know about pregnancy if a CT Scan is recommended.

• Clothes: Wear loose clothes without any jewellery. Some labs provide their own gowns. You will be required to remove all metal from your body before your CT Abdomen.

• CECT or Contrast Enhanced CT: If you have been asked to get a contrast enhanced CT of Abdomen, you will need a KFT or serum creatinine test before contrast material is injected. This is required to ensure that your kidneys are working fine. Some people may have adverse reaction to the contrast agent if their kidneys are not well.

• Allergy: If you are aware of any allergy you have to the contrast material, let the radiology know about it.

• Eating: Generally you should not eat or drink a few hours before your CT Abdomen. For the exact requirement, ask our team or the lab team.

• Metal Implant: If you have any metal implant in the body, it is very important to let the doctor know about it before the scan. The radiation of the scan may cause the implant to burn.

You may need special preparation based on your condition. Please speak with your doctor or the radiologist for more information.

Are there any risks associated with a CT Scan of Abdomen?

Radiation from one CT Scan is minimal and is not known to cause adverse effects. Generally, CT Abdomen should be recommended by your doctor when she has a good reason to do so. For your own benefit, you may want to keep a track of x rays and CT Scans that you have had in the last few years.

As mentioned earlier, pregnant women and people with kidney problems may need to speak with their doctors before the scan. If you are no medication, it is generally a good idea to let your doctor know about it.

How should I book CT Abdomen in Bangalore?

You may book your CT Scan by clicking on the links given above. You may log onto to make the booking online at your convenience. You may call us on 08882668822 to speak with our customer care team for the booking.

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