hrct

A C.T. scan, or Computed Tomography Scan, uses X-rays to produce detailed images of bones and soft tissues, helping doctors detect diseases and injuries. It is non-invasive and can identify conditions in various body areas such as tumors, heart diseases, and lung or bone conditions. However, it comes with risks associated with X-ray radiation, especially for children and pregnant women. Contrast agents may cause allergic reactions or kidney failure in some patients. While generally safe, it’s important to consider the potential risks and consult a physician before undergoing a C.T. scan.