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CT Scan Topogram/ Scanogram

A CT topogram (also called a scanogram, scout, or pilot view) is the initial 2D digital X-ray image taken by a CT scanner before the main cross-sectional imaging begins. It is primarily used to map the exact area of the body to be scanned and calibrate radiation exposure

₹3,500

Get Reports In

24 hours

Time Required

15 minutes

Body Part

WHOLE_LIMB

Laterality

Unilateral

Do's

  • No fasting is required for a plain CT cases. • Continue all regular medications including anti-epileptics, and blood pressure medications. • Inform the technologist if you have a cochlear implant, aneurysm clip,any metallic implant in the body. • Inform the technologist if you are pregnant. • Wear comfortable clothing without metal around the scaning area. Avoid belts, zips, and underwire undergarments.

Don'ts

  • ⚠ Note: Resume normal activities immediately.

What is CT Scan Topogram/ Scanogram

A CT topogram (also called a scanogram, scout, or pilot view) is the initial 2D digital X-ray image taken by a CT scanner before the main cross-sectional imaging begins. It is primarily used to map the exact area of the body to be scanned and calibrate radiation exposure