Pelvic CT scan with contrast is a technique that uses X-rays to take pictures of the pelvic area of the body. Pelvic CT scan images allow for the assessment and detection of pathological abnormalities of organs such as the ovaries, uterus, bladder, prostate, etc.

Upper abdominal computed tomography with vascular examination of organs is an imaging technique using X-rays of a multi-slice CT scanner to diagnose, detect, and search for lesions and diseases of organs in the upper abdominal cavity such as the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, stomach, duodenum, spleen, ... and at the same time examine the vessels of these organs.

CT scan is a high-quality imaging method often used by doctors in diagnosing and predicting diseases. CT scan of the lower limb blood vessels is a quick method to diagnose some diseases such as vascular malformations, peripheral artery disease of the lower limbs...

Upper limb CT angiography is often prescribed by doctors to evaluate some vascular diseases such as aneurysms, vascular malformations... So how does the upper limb CT angiography process take place and how should the patient coordinate with the doctor so that the CT scan can proceed smoothly?

Abdominal and pelvic computed tomography with contrast injection is a technique that uses a multi-slice computed tomography machine to recreate images of the entire structure of the abdomen and pelvis to search for and detect lesions, abnormalities, and pathologies in the scanned area, if any.