Computed tomography (CT scan) is a special imaging technique that uses X-rays. This technique gives fairly clear images of the internal organs of the body through reconstructive reconstruction. In particular, it gives a better image of soft tissue in the body while conventional radiographs do not show soft tissue well.

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.

Carotid computed tomography with contrast injection is a highly sensitive and specific imaging technique that is widely used to diagnose neurovascular diseases.

Digital subtraction angiography of the head and neck is a technique using iodine contrast medium injected through a catheter to visualize the dynamic and static systems of the head and neck.

Computed tomography is a simple, non-invasive technique that provides high diagnostic efficiency. When taking pictures, depending on the case, the use of contrast agents may be indicated. Contrast agents used in computed tomography help clinicians clearly see the lesions, thereby providing appropriate treatment methods for each case.