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Computed Tomgraphy – What Is It? Computed Tomgraphy – What Is It?
Frequently Asked Questions About CT Scans Frequently Asked Questions About CT Scans
Pros, Cons and Side Effects of a CT Scan What are the Benefits of a CT    Scan? Pros, Cons and Side Effects of a CT Scan What are the Benefits of a CT Scan?
Types of CT Scans Types of CT Scans
What is Computed Tomography Used For? What is Computed Tomography Used For?
Before the CT Scan Before the CT Scan
Contrast Materials Contrast Materials
Getting your Computed Tomography Results Getting your Computed Tomography Results
How does the Computed Tomography scan work? How does the Computed Tomography scan work?
Preparing for a Computed Tomography Scan Preparing for a Computed Tomography Scan

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Before the CT Scan

Before a patient can undergo a CT scan, he or she must obtain a written referral from their general physician stating why the patient requires the scan. The patient will then undergo the CT scan at either a hospital or at an outpatient radiology center.

Prior to the actual CT scan, some patients may require an injection of a contrast material, such as barium, to increase visibility. This contrast material (also sometimes called a contrast agent, or simply a “dye”) has a different opacity than the soft tissues of the body, and will make the soft tissues “stand out” on the CT images.

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