Clearer Imaging.
Better Diagnosis.
LifeO2 Medical Service provides advanced CT Scan imaging services designed to help doctors obtain detailed cross-sectional images of the body for accurate evaluation and diagnosis.
Detailed Imaging
Clear cross-sectional images
Efficient Scanning
Designed for efficient examination
Patient Care
Comfortable imaging experience
Diagnostic Support
Helpful reports for doctors
Understanding CT Scan
A CT scan, or Computed Tomography scan, is an advanced diagnostic imaging examination that combines multiple X-ray images to create detailed cross-sectional views of the body.
CT imaging can provide doctors with detailed information about internal organs, bones, blood vessels and soft tissues. It can be useful when more detailed information is required than a conventional X-ray can provide.
- Detailed cross-sectional body images
- Supports evaluation of organs and tissues
- Helps doctors investigate injuries and conditions
- Useful for emergency and routine diagnostic evaluation
What Can a CT Scan Examine?
Depending on the clinical requirement and doctor's advice, CT imaging can be used to evaluate different areas of the body.
Chest & Lungs
CT imaging can provide detailed views of the lungs, chest structures and surrounding tissues.
Abdomen
Helps doctors evaluate abdominal organs and structures when clinically indicated.
Bones & Injuries
Provides detailed images of bones and can support assessment of certain injuries.
Other Areas
CT examinations may also be performed for head, sinuses, spine and other body regions.
Common CT Scan Services
CT Brain / Head
Detailed imaging of the brain and head region as advised by the treating doctor.
CT Chest
Imaging of the chest and lungs for appropriate clinical evaluation.
CT Abdomen
Helps provide detailed views of abdominal organs and structures.
CT Spine
Detailed imaging of selected spinal regions when clinically required.
CT Sinuses
Imaging of the sinus region for appropriate diagnostic assessment.
CT Angiography
Specialized CT imaging of blood vessels when specifically prescribed by a doctor.
What Happens During Your CT Scan?
Registration
Your details and doctor's prescription are reviewed before the examination.
Preparation
Our team explains the procedure and provides any necessary preparation instructions.
Scanning
You will be positioned on the CT table while the scanner obtains the required images.
Reporting
Images are reviewed and the diagnostic report is prepared according to the examination.
CT Scan Preparation
Preparation depends on the type of CT examination prescribed. Our healthcare team will provide specific instructions before your appointment.
Bring Your Prescription
Carry your doctor's prescription and previous relevant medical reports.
Inform Our Team
Inform the healthcare team about relevant medical conditions and medicines.
Contrast Preparation
If contrast is required, follow the preparation instructions provided by your healthcare team.
Safety Comes First
CT scans use X-rays to create diagnostic images. Your healthcare provider considers the clinical need for the examination before recommending it.
If you are pregnant, think you may be pregnant, have allergies, kidney problems, or have previously experienced a reaction to contrast material, inform your healthcare professional before the scan.
Important: Always follow the specific instructions provided by your doctor and the imaging team.
CT Scan FAQs
Need a CT Scan?
Contact LifeO2 Medical Service to enquire about CT Scan services, preparation requirements and appointment availability.