CT Scan (Computed Tomography Scan)

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CT Scan (Computed Tomography Scan)

It is a diagnostic imaging examination that uses X-rays rotating around the body from multiple angles, combined with a computer processing system to generate cross-sectional images of internal organs, known as Computed Tomography (CT Scan). The resulting images provide much higher detail than conventional X-rays and can also be reconstructed into three-dimensional (3D Reconstruction) images, allowing physicians to analyze anatomical structures more accurately and examine all parts of the body.

Signs That Should Be Checked with CT Scan

Sudden severe headache

Head injury from an accident or suspected fracture

Severe abdominal pain with an unknown cause

Chronic cough, chest pain, or abnormal shortness of breat

Diagnosis

At S Spine & Joint Hospital, CT Scan technology is used as an advanced diagnostic tool to support precise treatment planning tailored to each patient. It enables physicians to clearly visualize bone structures, joints, and spinal alignment in greater detail, especially in accident or trauma cases where more detailed imaging is needed beyond conventional X-rays.

We stand out with our signature S-Quality treatment standard, which consists of three core components:

Specialized Surgeons
🎯 Trained under hospital-standard protocols to ensure precision and safety.

Skilled Medical Support Team
🎯 With deep knowledge of treatment protocols and strong coordination with physicians to shorten recovery times.

Advanced Specialized Technology
🎯 Designed specifically for spine and joint treatments, including world-class surgical tools. The absence of any one component may compromise treatment efficiency.

Treatment procedure

Specialized advanced technologies are designed for spinal care, enabling accurate diagnosis and timely treatment. The absence of any key component may reduce treatment effectiveness.

Physicians investigate the underlying cause of the condition using CT Scan imaging in positions specifically designed to detect abnormalities in bone structures. The results are then combined with MRI findings to support a more accurate diagnosis.

Patients will receive pre-treatment instructions, such as fasting or informing the doctor of any existing conditions or allergies. A thorough physical examination will also be conducted.

CT Scan uses a combination of X-ray technology and computer processing to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body. The machine rotates X-rays around the body from multiple angles and sends the data to a computer system for image reconstruction.

As the X-rays pass through organs, bones, and tissues, each structure absorbs radiation differently, allowing physicians to clearly visualize internal details such as brain hemorrhage, tumors, fractures, or abnormalities of internal organs.

After the examination, the doctor will analyze the images along with the patient’s symptoms to precisely assess the abnormalities in the spine, joints, or nerves. A suitable treatment plan, such as physical therapy, medication, or other specialized treatment methods, will then be developed for optimal results.