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CT Angiogram Abdomen

CT Angiogram Abdomen

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The CT Angiogram of the Abdomen is an imaging technique that combines computerized tomography (CT) scanning and intravenous (IV) contrast injection to visualize the abdominal blood vessels. The primary goal of the abdominal CT angiogram is to provide detailed images of the blood vessels within the abdomen, such as the aorta and its branches, including the renal, mesenteric, and hepatic arteries.

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CT angiography employs a rapid sequence of X-rays that produce detailed cross-sectional images of the body. When the intravenous contrast is injected, it helps to illuminate the blood vessels, allowing the radiologist to assess them for conditions such as aneurysms, dissections, occlusions, and malformations.

  • Test Name CT Angiography - Abdomen And Pelvis In Hyderabad
  • Duration The actual scanning portion of the procedure typically takes less than 15 minutes, but you should expect to be in the radiology department for about an hour due to preparation and post-procedure observation.
Specific Instructions:

Before a CT Angiogram of the Abdomen, there are several instructions and precautions that you may need to take note of:

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    Fasting : It is typically required to fast for a few hours before the procedure. The exact duration of fasting will be instructed by your doctor.

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    Allergies :Inform your doctor if you have any allergies, particularly to iodine or contrast materials. A different type of contrast may need to be used, or medications may be given to prevent a reaction.

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    Medications :Be sure to discuss with your doctor all the medications you are currently taking, including non-prescription drugs, herbal supplements, and vitamins. Some medications may need to be stopped or adjusted before the test.

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    Hydration :Depending on your health condition, your doctor may ask you to be well hydrated before the scan to help protect your kidneys from the contrast material.

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    Pregnancy : The procedure involves radiation, so if there's a chance you might be pregnant, make sure to inform your doctor.

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    Kidney function : If you have a history of kidney disease or diabetes, your doctor needs to be informed as the contrast material can potentially affect kidney function.

The CT Angiogram of the Abdomen is a valuable diagnostic tool that provides essential information about the blood vessels in the abdomen. It can help to detect and diagnose various vascular diseases and conditions, such as aneurysms, arterial blockages, or injuries. It's also used to guide interventional procedures and surgical planning. The test may be ordered if you've symptoms like unexplained abdominal pain, or if your doctor suspects a specific condition based on your medical history and physical examination.

Frequently Asked Questions

You will lie on a table that moves through the CT scanner. A nurse or technologist will insert an IV into your arm or hand through which the contrast material will be injected.

The actual scanning portion of the procedure typically takes less than 15 minutes, but you should expect to be in the radiology department for about an hour due to preparation and post-procedure observation.

You may feel a warm sensation or taste a metallic flavor in your mouth when the contrast material is injected. However, the scan itself is painless.

Though rare, potential risks include allergic reactions to the contrast material, kidney impairment, and exposure to radiation. Your doctor and the radiology team will take all necessary precautions to minimize risks.

After the scan, you will be observed for a short while to make sure there are no complications or adverse reactions. You can usually resume normal activities immediately after the procedure.

A radiologist, a medical doctor trained in interpreting medical imaging, will review the images and report the findings to your doctor.

If the results are abnormal, your doctor will discuss with you the next steps. This may involve further testing, treatment options, or referral to a specialist.

Yes, unlike MRI, CT scans can be safely performed on patients with pacemakers and most metal implants.

The frequency depends on your particular medical condition and the advice of your doctor.

Factors that can affect the results include movement during the scan, severe obesity, and having certain types of metallic objects in the body.

CT Angiography of the Abdomen is an advanced, non-invasive imaging technique that offers detailed views of the abdominal vasculature. The comprehensive insights it provides aid doctors in making accurate diagnoses, devising targeted treatment plans, and monitoring the progress of conditions. The procedure is typically quick and painless, but you must follow the specific instructions provided by your doctor to ensure accurate results and mitigate potential risks. Despite the immense benefits it offers, a CT Angiogram is a medical procedure and, like all procedures, should be undertaken after thorough discussions with your doctor.

CT ANGIOGRAM ABDOMEN
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